The charts provide key information about the annual office rents across five international
cities
and the office vacancy rates in those Use synonyms
cities
between 2008 and 2013.
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Overall
, Linking Words
City
B had the highest Use synonyms
prices
in terms of renting Use synonyms
offices
in both years, Use synonyms
also
the availability of Linking Words
offices
declined sharply Use synonyms
at the end
of the period. The rent in Linking Words
City
A increased slightly, Use synonyms
whereas
it rose significantly in Linking Words
City
C. Use synonyms
In contrast
, the office's unoccupancy and Linking Words
prices
declined in Use synonyms
City
D throughout the timeframe.
In 2008, the annual rent in Use synonyms
City
B Use synonyms
offices
cost more than the other Use synonyms
cities
, accounting for 1,700$, and the vacancy Use synonyms
rate
was 7%, followed by Use synonyms
City
A and Use synonyms
City
C, costing 1,300$ and 1,000$ respectively, Use synonyms
while
the occupation Linking Words
rate
was 6% and 9%. Use synonyms
City
D and Use synonyms
City
E had the most affordable Use synonyms
prices
and the highest vacancy Use synonyms
rate
.
By 2013, Use synonyms
City
B experienced a noticeable growth in the Use synonyms
prices
of rents, reaching 2,200$, Use synonyms
also
the availability of Linking Words
offices
was reduced to 2%, Use synonyms
whereas
Linking Words
City
Use synonyms
A
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A's
prices
increased slightly to about 1,800$, and the Use synonyms
rate
was reduced to 4%. Other Use synonyms
cities
, including E, and C, showed a significant rise to around 1,600$ and 700$ respectively, and the unoccupancy Use synonyms
rate
declined to 6% and 9%. Meanwhile, Use synonyms
City
D faced a reduction in the rent cost and a notable surge in the number of unoccupied Use synonyms
offices
, falling to 600$ and 24%.Use synonyms
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