WASHINGTON, DC—Office space will be absorbed, or not, depending on economic trends -- not who wins the election, NGKF finds.

ATLANTA—“If anything, the market is supply constrained—not since 2001 has the market been this tight.”

ORLANDO—We're seeing record cap rates and value-added opportunities.

SAN DIEGO—As the class-A market becomes tight with high leasing velocity and high rental-rate appreciation, the class-B segment is increasingly becoming more attractive to tenants entering the market, NGKF's Steve Wolf tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.