Class A offices in Palm Beach County are continuing to attract tenants from northeastern markets, as the county’s first quarter vacancy rate in the area was 15.8%, the lowest in the tier in the southeast. 

With over 80% of the active pipeline of traditional office assets in the county pre-leased, the market rents are expected to maintain upward momentum in the near future, according to Marcus & Millichap’s Q2 West Palm Beach Office report. 

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