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• Tokyo's office occupancy peaked at 99 . 4 percent in May 1990.
• Office occupancy is less than 50 percent, according to the city government.
• Tokyo's office occupancy peaked at 99.4 percent in May 1990.
• But it has a better-than-usual first-year office occupancy rate of about 80 percent, he said.
• The recovery in Tokyo office occupancy rates outpaced commercial real estate prices, which are still declining.
• What's more, office occupancy rates are rising.
• Citywide, office occupancy rates are about 95 percent, and rents have risen more than 50 percent over the past six years.
• Office occupancy rates in Tokyo rose for the 10th straight quarter as Japan's real estate market stabilizes after five years of declines.
• Office occupancy rates in Tokyo rose for the tenth straight quarter as Japan's real estate market stabilizes after five years of declines.
• Residential occupancy was unchanged at 90 percent and office occupancy at 86 percent, down from 87 percent in the second quarter, it said.
• Other Seventh Avenue buildings are also considered possible candidates for major office occupancy, notably Nos . 500 and 501, both managed by Helmsley-Spear.
• For example, an office building in New York would suffer from external obsolescence if Manhattan office occupancy fell from 93 % to 75 %.
• Investors scooped up the shares on the belief that a stable economy and little new development will keep office occupancy rates high and rents rising, benefiting earnings.
• Office occupancy rates in Tokyo rose 0.3 percentage points to 94.0 percent in the October-December quarter, according to Ikoma Data Service System Co ., a private research firm.
• Office occupancy rates in Tokyo rose 0.8 percentage point to 94.8 percent in the January-March quarter, according to Ikoma Data Service System Co ., a private research firm.
• The decrease in the office occupancy rate since June 1997has bcen limited by the delaying of many projects, thus keeping supply anddemand in balance in this sector for now,'he adds.
• Tokyo : Ikoma Data Service System releases figures on Japan's office occupancy ratio and office rents for the October-December quarter . 11 a . m . ( See : JNTOR Index HP)
• Average office occupancy decreased 80, 305 square meters during the first quarter-- the first negative growth in new demand since 1990-- making a total vacant office space of 383, 280 square meters.
• Office occupancy rates in Tokyo rose 0 . 3 percentage points to 94 . 0 percent in the October-December quarter, according to Ikoma Data Service System Co ., a private research firm.
• Office occupancy rates in Tokyo rose 0 . 8 percentage point to 94 . 8 percent in the January-March quarter, according to Ikoma Data Service System Co ., a private research firm.