After five years of being forced to offer deep concessions just to keep the bottom from falling out of the office leasing market, 2014 is shaping up to be the year office landlords finally get to breathe a little easier.
Buoyed by a revived market, office buildings are trading at higher premiums, and lease rates are slowly creeping up.
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