Cincinnati, OH Office Overview
Cincinnati’s real estate scene includes the Norwood, Montgomery, and Evanston submarkets. With a metropolitan population of over 2.1 million people, the economy is driven by a mix of Fortune 500 companies including those in the financial services, manufacturing, and food & beverage industries, generating a strong demand for white-collar employment.
Cincinnati, OH Office Inventory Description
Cincinnati is located along the banks of the Ohio River and lies midway between the cities of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Cairo, Ill. With a gross metropolitan product of $119 billion annually, there is dynamic demand for Class A office space in the metro area. Nearly 46% of the office space is Class A or A+, with Class B product adding another 53% to the inventory.
Cincinnati, OH Commercial Inventory Breakdown
Office Spaces
Total: 44,915,908 SF
By square footage range:
- 50k to 100k SF: 9,981,335 SF / 22.22% of total office
- 100k to 500k SF: 24,400,457 SF / 54.32% of total office
- 500k to 1M SF: 10,534,116 SF / 23.45% of total office
By class:
- Class A: 18,447,685 SF / 41.07% of total office
- Class B: 21,909,732 SF / 48.78% of total office
- Class C: 1,369,851 SF / 3.05% of total office
Top 10 Largest Office Buildings
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Largest Office Properties Recently Completed
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Cincinnati, OH Green Office Space
In 2017 the National Green Building Adoption Index surveyed commercial properties in the top 30 markets in the country and discovered that the percentage of green certified buildings has increased from about 5% in 2005 to 38% as of the middle of 2017.
Cincinnati, OH's Top Office-Using Sectors
The education, financial services, and the health & biotechnology industries all add to the demand for commercial real estate in Cincinnati.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does office space cost in Cincinnati, OH?
The average office rental rate in Cincinnati, OH is $17.76 per square foot. Asking prices vary based on the property’s location, overall rating, amenities, proximity to restaurants, cafes and entertainment venues, as well as public transport, airports and highways. Check Cincinnati Office Market Trends for more stats.
What is the size of available office spaces in Cincinnati, OH?
The Cincinnati, OH office market can accommodate various businesses, sporting a range of office space availabilities. The average size of office space availabilities is 259,409 square feet. If you’re just starting out as a company or as an entrepreneur, the smallest available office space in Cincinnati, OH is 152 square feet, while the maximum rentable space on the market now is 518,665 square feet.
How do I get office space in Cincinnati, OH?
Start your search for office space in Cincinnati, OH by using our filters that allow you to find the best space for your business needs. Filter listings by location, property size, available space or lease rate. Property pages will offer details about an office building’s rating, year built, availabilities, price per square foot and more. After drawing up a shortlist, make sure you contact the listed broker(s) to schedule a viewing and begin the negotiation process for your lease contract.
How many office listings are available in Cincinnati, OH?
There are 625 office listings on the Cincinnati, OH market. See all available office spaces for rent.
Where to rent an office space in Cincinnati, OH?
Popular Cincinnati neighbourhoods with available office spaces include Downtown Cincinnati, Over - The Rhine and Madisonville.
What other property types are available for lease in Cincinnati, OH?
In addition to traditional office spaces, commercial real estate listings on our platform also include coworking & shared office space options, retail spaces, industrial buildings, warehouses, distribution facilities, and more.
Cincinnati Demographics
Population
- Total Population301,394
- Male Population(48.4 %) 145,900
- Female Population(51.6 %) 155,494
- Median Age32.20
Income/Financial
- Average Household Income$65,208
- Median Household Income$40,640
- Median Income Under 25$23,347
- Median Income 25-44$47,179
- Median Income 45-64$45,004
- Median Income Over 65$33,698
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