COLUMBUS

DETROIT

CLEVELAND

CINCINNATI

PITTSBURGH

Great Lakes Skyline 2014the 5 hard hitting facts

IN COLUMBUS, QUALITY SPACE IS IN HIGH DEMAND

OF SPACE IS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSTRUCTION443,000SF

NEW SPECULATIVE CONSTRUCTION

which means more state-of-the-art space options in the near future.

SINCE ITS HIGH POINT IN Q4 2010. 11.5%

CINCINNATI OFFICE SPACE IS MORE ECONOMICAL TODAY THAN ALMOST A DECADE AGO

2014

PITTSBURGH IS RANKED AMONG

IS AMONG 6 MARKETS NATIONALLY THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED A RENT DECREASE SINCE 2005.

(Local market knowledge will be key to finding office space in the Pittsburgh CBD.)

(Consider Detroit’s CBD now as premium space; it may be limited within the next years.)

PREMIUM, CLASS A OFFICE SPACE IS NOW AVAILABLE IN THE CBD.

As a result

JLL experts observed this trend slowing down and even plateauing nationwide.

'(752,7·6¬����REDEVELOPMENT STRATEGY

PUSHING CBD TOTAL VACANCY

downto

leading to

DOWNTOWN OCCUPIERSCONVERTED SUBURBAN TENANTS

to

with single-digit direct vacancy rates.

11

4.5%

CLEVELAND WAS AMONG THE TOP 4 CITIES IN THE NATION TO EMPLOY RIGHTSIZING—IMPROVING WORKPLACE EFFICIENCIES AND CUTTING COSTS.

2005

and

CITIES IN THE U.S.

DIRECT VACANCY IS