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Pittsburgh Office Market Report

1Q 2026

Short-Term Leasing and Investor Selectivity Shape Demand Around the CBD and I-79 Corridor

Pittsburgh shows signs of reset and improvement. Office space demand should continue to cluster in the Greater Downtown area and submarkets along Interstate 79, supported by major tenants such as BioForge, Biohaven, New York Life, and Eos Energy Enterprises, all scheduled for 2026 move-ins. Space along the I-79 and Route 19 were largely leased within 10 months. Most deals have terms of under one year, signaling tenant preference for flexibility amid local market uncertainty. While vacancy is tightening in suburban submarkets along I-79, Greater Downtown commands the highest rents and strong growth, despite elevated vacancy. Looking ahead, concentrated demand in the CBD and along the I‑79 spine should sustain positive absorption and support selective rent growth in premium assets, given the corridor’s connectivity and access to business parks and innovation corridors.

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