Chart of the Day: More suburban office spaces are in the pipeline for next year

Over one-third of 2.7m sq ft of space is in these areas.

The bulk of office spaces in the pipeline for 2018 will be in suburban regions, a chart from Colliers shows.

Around 2.7m sq ft of office space will be up for grabs next year, with suburban office spaces accounting for more than one-third of the overall supply.

The remaining will be equally shared by core business district and city fringe areas.

For this year, the same amount of office space is in the pipeline. More than 90% of these spaces are located in CBD.
 

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