What is the average asking rent for office space in Omaha?

PropZone aggregates office asking-rent data for Omaha from major brokerage market reports; see the quarterly table for the latest available figures.

What is the office vacancy rate in Omaha?

The office vacancy rate in Omaha was 3.6% as of Q4 2019 (Cushman & Wakefield).

Where does PropZone's Omaha market data come from?

This report aggregates quarterly office market data for Omaha from Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers.

Omaha Office Market Report

By PropZone Research · Data through Q4 2019 · Aggregated from Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers

Quarterly office market indicators for Omaha, aggregated by PropZone from Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers. As of Q4 2019, average asking rent was — with a 3.6% vacancy rate.

Quarter	Asking rent	Vacancy	Net absorption	Under constr.	Source
Q4 2019	—	3.6%	660K SF	—	Cushman & Wakefield
Q4 2019	—	9.2%	0K SF	—	Colliers

How the brokerage sources compare

For Q4 2019, the brokerages PropZone aggregates for Omaha office did not fully agree. On vacancy, the sources span 5.6 points — from 3.6% (Cushman & Wakefield) to 9.2% (Colliers). PropZone reconciles these into a single consensus median rather than relying on any one brokerage.

Source	Vacancy	Asking rent	Cap rate
Colliers	9.2%	—	—
Cushman & Wakefield	3.6%	—	—

Per-brokerage figures for Q4 2019, aggregated from published brokerage market reports.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average asking rent for office space in Omaha?: PropZone aggregates office asking-rent data for Omaha from major brokerage market reports; see the quarterly table for the latest available figures.
What is the office vacancy rate in Omaha?: The office vacancy rate in Omaha was 3.6% as of Q4 2019 (Cushman & Wakefield).
Where does PropZone's Omaha market data come from?: This report aggregates quarterly office market data for Omaha from Cushman & Wakefield, Colliers.
How much do brokerage estimates differ for office space in Omaha?: For Q4 2019, the brokerage sources PropZone aggregates for Omaha did not fully agree. On vacancy, the sources span 5.6 points — from 3.6% (Cushman & Wakefield) to 9.2% (Colliers). PropZone reconciles these into a single consensus median rather than relying on any one brokerage.

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