Sentence examples for average vacancy rate from inspiring English sources

The national average vacancy rate is 5.9percentt, according to Reis.

At 10.5percentthethe average vacancy rate for sublease space is the highest since year-end 1998, the report says.

Lloyd Lynford, the chief executive of Reis, said the average vacancy rate might be declining, reversing the trend of the last two quarters.

The average vacancy rate rose to 18percentt in Midtown office buildings, while one out of every four floors sat empty downtown.

That equates to a vacancy rate of 7% for doctors and 10% for nurses compared with an average vacancy rate of 2.7% for the general economy as assessed by the Office for National Statistics.

Since 2005, the average vacancy rate there has shrunk by half, to 6.2percentt last year, which is lower than downtown, according to Colliers International, a commercial real estate brokerage firm.

The average office vacancy rate nationwide is about 17.6percentt, PNC Real Estate Finance and the Grubb & Ellis Company reported last week.

Freedom of information requests to 61 of the 161 trusts found an average 6% vacancy rate among the nursing workforce, much higher than the 2.5% found just before the NHS stopped collecting vacancy data in 2011.

Local authorities in England have an average 15% vacancy rate for children's social workers – up to 22% in some London boroughs – and costly agency staff are filling 75% of those gaps.

While the commercial real estate research firm Reis, based in New York, said the average apartment vacancy rate nationwide fell 10 basis points in the third quarter to 4.2 percent, it also noted that the weak economic recovery and job market were hampering robust rent growth.

However the average NHS vacancy rate was more than 5% which is less than the English NHS rate of 9%.