U.S. office vacancy posts steepest Q2 decline since 2015 as demand for space firms up: CBRE
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CBRE data show a material Q2 drop in US office vacancy to 18.3% and stronger leasing volumes, signaling incremental improvement in commercial real estate fundamentals. Higher office utilization is linked to stricter return-to-office mandates, though realized attendance still lags stated policies. The release is more macro/sectoral than market-moving, with limited immediate read-through to broad asset pricing absent direct impacts on rates, credit, or earnings.
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CBRE said the U.S. office vacancy rate fell 30 basis points in the second quarter of 2025 to 18.3%, marking the largest quarterly drop since 2015. Leasing activity totaled 62.4 million square feet for the quarter, up 16% year over year.
Over the past 12 months, cumulative leased area reached 243 million square feet, a 4% increase from a year earlier. Office utilization has moved above pre-pandemic levels, driven by a growing number of employers enforcing return-to-office mandates, which rose to 37% in 2025. CBRE noted that actual attendance still trails stated policy requirements.
The figures point to a modest improvement in commercial real estate fundamentals, though they do not directly track price moves in traditional financial assets such as equities, bonds or commodities.
