Office sector insider sees momentum heading into 2023

While there is much to be positive about, how hybrid work will continue to affect the office market is still a concern, says JLL Executive Vice President Jim Moler.

  • By Louis Llovio
  • | 5:00 a.m. January 6, 2023
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Jim Moler, executive vice president at the commercial real estate firm JLL. (Courtesy photo)
Jim Moler, executive vice president at the commercial real estate firm JLL. (Courtesy photo)
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1. Jim Moler says heading into 2023 there is a lot of energy in the office sector with, “believe it or not,” the number of tours and companies looking at properties at records levels.

Moler, who oversees leasing and business development for JLL in the Tampa market, says activity in October was at the highest levels the company has seen in four years and that November and December were on similar tracks.

 

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