Detroit, MI Office Market Overview
Office space in Detroit includes some of the largest inter-connected office complexes in the country, including such iconic structures as the Renaissance Center (5.5 million square feet) and the Southfield Town Center (2.2 million square feet). Overall, metro Detroit encompasses one of the largest office markets in the U.S. Moreover, this urban center is home to highly successful real estate developers who have contributed greatly to the city’s economic resurgence by investing in the revitalization of Detroit’s historic properties, converting properties, as well as developing the city suburbs into some of the most affluent in the country.
Midtown Detroit, the central business district, and the riverfront have attracted billions in private and public investment for redevelopment — and it didn’t take long to attract new businesses and new residents. The local economy stands out in emerging technology fields, such as advanced manufacturing, life sciences, and information technology. In fact, metro Detroit’s technology sector ranks among the largest in the U.S. for total employment, as well as percent of employment concentrated within the sector.