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Suburban assets continue to be the focus of investor favor, with buyers allocating more than $25 billion into these properties in the third quarter alone.

There was 130 million square feet of vacant sublease space as of the third quarter, a decline of 2 million square feet over last quarter.

The firm has acquired a three-building office property in Berkeley's innovation district with plans to convert the property into a life science facility.

Liskow & Lewis plans to implement technology-focused renovations within its office space at the class A, 49-story tower, 1001 Fannin.

The trend is driving record-breaking deals for select properties that offer stable income and long-term tenancy.

Capital sources have become more accepting of flex tenancies under certain circumstances.

Even as construction ramps up, demand continues, driven in part by the ongoing need for vaccines for COVID-19 and other viruses.

San Francisco, Detroit, Washington, D.C., have continued to see significant reductions in travel demand for downtown, according to the INRIX Scorecard