Boston’s suburban office market recorded strong demand during the first half of 2025, with average lease size doubling from the preceding five-year average, as many large tenants relocated their footprints within the suburbs. The suburbs are well-positioned to attract and retain tenants with access to a strong employment pool and relatively affordable rents. With one of the highest ranked occupational diversity rates in the country, Middlesex County remains positioned to withstand fluctuating economic conditions.
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