Sentence examples for drop in vacancy from inspiring English sources

One of the largest Glendale leases in the first quarter was a 146,000-square-foot commitment by directory service Yellow Pages Inc. Orange County, which recovered sooner than Los Angeles did, saw a continued drop in vacancy to 13.1%.

He cautioned against overplaying the drop in vacancies.

A drop in vacancies nationwide and an increase in rents have emboldened investors.

An annual survey of graduate recruiters showed an 8% drop in vacancies on a year ago as companies also cited concerns about a new apprenticeship levy to be paid by all big employers from next April.

"We want to see a drop in Neets a drop in vacancies where there is a co-existence of vacancies and Neets, we want to measure not only the volume of employer encounters because we know the evidence shows they work but we want to show in those areas where there are little or none that we have managed to increase activity and we want young people and their parents to feel this is helping," she says.

Amazon's flurry of activity has led to rent increases and a drop in office vacancy and has inspired confidence in the market.

She added: "Whilst the recent hot weather undoubtedly supported activity in high streets in July with an increase of 2.3%, the 1% uplift in footfall over the quarter is likely to have contributed to a drop in the vacancy rate from 11.9% in April to 11.1% in July.

His counterpart at CB Richard Ellis, Thomas Reilly, talked about the potential for a "healthy drop" in the overall vacancy rate by the end of the third quarter.

The drop, which belies a rise in vacancy rates and a contracting economy, was partly a result of loans being sold or paid off, removing them as delinquencies.

The report noted there had been a "corresponding drop" in the number of employers formally advertising vacancies.

"The further welcome drop in the number of empty shops over the past quarter means that Scotland's vacancy rate is now the lowest of the four countries of the UK.