• Cushman & Wakefield flagged a sustained flight-to-quality in Frankfurt’s high-rise office market, with leasing concentrated in newer, ESG-aligned towers.
• Nearly two-thirds of lease transactions tracked through 2030 are tied to towers completed since 2021 or due by 2030.
• Older stock faces rising churn, with towers built in 1991–2010 accounting for 61% of documented move-outs through 2030.
• Vacancy totals 214,770 sq m, or 11.8%; the rate is projected at 14.8% in 2026 and 15.4% in 2027.
• Vacancy is forecast to ease to 11.4% in 2028 as new supply is absorbed; potential additions reach 143,800 sq m by 2030.

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