Partnership. Performance. avisonyoung.com Market Overview The San Diego office market continued to make steady gains as of the fourth quarter of 2016. Vacancy is gradually getting tighter, while rent increases have not slowed down. The market is supported by diverse industries and desirable geography while benefitting from strong demand for space by healthcare innovators, independent research institutes and sectors that work closely with the local military. The San Diego County unemployment rate, as of the fourth quarter of 2016 dropped to 4.2% from 4.8% one year earlier. Vacancy was 11.0% at the end of the fourth quarter of 2016, down from 12.3% at the same point in 2015. While vacancy is tighter year-over-year post-recession, vacancy in the fourth quarter is also down from the previous quarter. Rental increases are not expected to slow, even as new construction is introduced. Office space is spending less time on the market, and fewer months vacant. The rental rate average for all classes reached $2.68 psf FSG at Q4 2016, up from Q4 2015, when rents were at $2.56 psf FSG. The highest rents were in the Central Coast submarket at $3.28 psf FSG with the next highest in the Downtown submarket at $2.63 psf FSG, followed by the North County Coastal area at $2.53 psf FSG. In the past 12-month period, San Diego County recorded a net absorption of positive 1,317,708 sf. The San Diego office market had nine investment-grade office projects under construction at the fourth quarter, including life science projects, amounting to 1,120,850 SF of new inventory that is expected to be delivered in 2017. Fourth Quarter 2016 / Office Market Report San Diego Market Facts 4.2% San Diego County Unemployment Rate As Of December 2016 440,651 SF Positive Net Absorption Current Quarter Positive 1,317,708 SF Year-To-Date 11.0% Total Vacancy Rate Down From 11.5% In Q3 2016 $2.68 PSF Asking Rental Rate Weighted Average
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Partnership. Performance. avisonyoung.com
Market Overview
The San Diego office market continued to make steady gains as of the fourth quarter of 2016. Vacancy is gradually getting tighter, while rent increases have not slowed down. The market is supported by diverse industries and desirable geography while benefitting from strong demand for space by healthcare innovators, independent research institutes and sectors that work closely with the local military. The San Diego County unemployment rate, as of the fourth quarter of 2016 dropped to 4.2% from 4.8% one year earlier. Vacancy was 11.0% at the end of the fourth quarter of 2016, down from 12.3% at the same point in 2015.
While vacancy is tighter year-over-year post-recession, vacancy in the fourth quarter is also down from the previous quarter. Rental increases are not
expected to slow, even as new construction is introduced. Office space is spending less time on the market, and fewer months vacant. The rental rate average for all classes reached $2.68 psf FSG at Q4 2016, up from Q4 2015, when rents were at $2.56 psf FSG. The highest rents were in the Central Coast submarket at $3.28 psf FSG with the next highest in the Downtown submarket at $2.63 psf FSG, followed by the North County Coastal area at $2.53 psf FSG. In the past 12-month period, San Diego County recorded a net absorption of positive 1,317,708 sf.
The San Diego office market had nine investment-grade office projects under construction at the fourth quarter, including life science projects, amounting to 1,120,850 SF of new inventory that is expected to be delivered in 2017.
Fourth Quarter 2016 / Office Market Report
San Diego
Market Facts
4.2%San Diego County
Unemployment Rate As Of December 2016
440,651 SFPositive Net Absorption
Current Quarter
Positive 1,317,708 SF Year-To-Date
11.0%Total Vacancy Rate
Down From 11.5% In Q3 2016
$2.68 PSFAsking Rental RateWeighted Average
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Top Leases
Top Sales
Under Construction
Asking Rent Vacancy Rates Net Absorption
San Diego Fourth Quarter 2016 / Office Market Report
North Coastal North Inland Central Coast Central City Downtown East County South Bay
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San Diego Fourth Quarter 2016 / Office Market Report
Office Markets
Existing Inventory (SF) Total Vacancy % Under Construction Existing Inventory Direct Vacancy % Total Vacancy % Total Net Absorption Average Asking Rents
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