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Tokyo Office Leasing Q3/2025

Diminishing vacancies lift rents

Strong competition for space is driving vacancies down to near pre-pandemic lows.

  • Both Grade A and large-scale Grade B offices have enjoyed steady improvements in rent and vacancy rates and are gradually inching towards pre-pandemics lows.
  • Average Grade A office rents in the C5W rose by 3.2% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) and 10.8% year-on-year (YoY) to JPY36,882 per tsubo per month.
  • The average Grade A office vacancy rate in the C5W tightened by 0.8 percentage points (ppts) QoQ and 2.4ppts YoY to 0.7%.
  • Average large-scale Grade B office rents rose by 4.6% QoQ and 11.1% YoY to JPY27,957 per tsubo per month.
  • Vacancy rates in the large-scale Grade B market increased marginally by 0.1ppts QoQ but decreased 1.4ppts YoY to 1.5%.
  • Large new supply is being met with strong demand, with large completions entering the market at high or full occupancy due to strong pre-leasing activity.
  • As the availability of new modern offices becomes limited, leasing for upcoming large completions should stay strong, drawing tenants to the lagging bay areas.
  • Spillover demand for office space into Tokyo's 18W and the Greater Tokyo area is expected to drive rental growth, albeit at a more moderate pace. 

Tokyo's office market extended its growth streak in Q3/2025, with rents rising towards pre-pandemic levels and vacancies tightening further. Large volumes of new supply entered the market with high occupancy rates driven by strong pre-leasing activity. The growing scarcity of prime space leaves large corporations with limited options, accelerating relocation decisions and rental momentum. 

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