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Tale of two office markets, vacancy rates diverge across Australia

By Hannah Page Published August 1, 2024 11 Min Read

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BOTH CBD and non-CBD office markets are experiencing positive demand for the first time since January 2023, resulting in the vacancy rate tightening a...

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