- Q1 2025 office sales hit $10.1B, up 48.5% year-over-year, with 61.6M square feet traded.
- Average price rose to $181.46/SF, a 13.7% increase from Q4 2024.
- Early Q2 deals average $536.74/SF, signaling strong investor demand despite sector challenges.
Office Investment Gaining Ground
CommercialEdge’s latest data shows renewed strength in the office investment market, with Q1 2025 closing on $10.1B in sales across 486 transactions and 61.6M SF of office space, per Commercial Search.
This represents a substantial rebound from Q1 2024, which recorded $6.8B in sales.
While the number of deals remained nearly identical to the previous year (485 vs. 486), the higher transaction value and square footage suggest a broader market rebound driven by investor confidence and better-aligned valuations.

Pricing on the Rise
The average sale price PSF in Q1 2025 rose to $181.46, reflecting a 13.7% jump from the $159.56 recorded at the end of Q4 2024. For context, office assets in all of 2024 traded at an average of $179.91 PSF, with 2,382 transactions totaling $43B.
So far in Q2, pricing momentum appears to be accelerating further. CommercialEdge recorded nine transactions totaling 1M SF, with an average price of $536.74 PSF—a sharp increase from $158.78 PSF in Q2 2024.
A Promising Start to 2025
While the office sector continues to grapple with hybrid work shifts and evolving space demand, early 2025 performance signals renewed investor appetite, particularly for high-quality or well-located assets.
If current trends continue, the office sector could be on track to outperform 2024 totals, offering signs of recalibration and growth in a market still finding its post-pandemic footing.
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