Übersetzung für 'demand for office space' von Englisch nach Deutsch

demand for office space

Büroraumnachfrage {f}

Büroflächenbedarf {m}

Büroflächennachfrage {f}

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Werbung

office space demand

Büroflächennachfrage {f}

Büroraumnachfrage {f}

Büroflächenbedarf {m}

demand for space

Raumbedarf {m}RealEst.

demand for parking space

Parkraumnachfrage {f}

office space

Bürofläche {f}

Büroraum {m}

office space supply

Büroraumangebot {n}

Büroflächenangebot {n}

office space management

Büroflächenmanagement {n}

office space planning

Büroraumplanung {f}

Büroflächenplanung {f}

office space availability

Büroflächenverfügbarkeit {f}

open space office

Großraumbüro {n}archi.

office space layout

Büroflächenlayout {n}

office space inventory

Büroflächenerhebung {f}

Büroflächenbestand {m}

office (space) occupancy

Büroflächenbelegung {f}

prime office space

1a-Bürofläche {f} [ugs.]RealEst.

partitioning (of office space)

Raumtrennungen {pl}archi.

• Originally completed in 1903 as the "Municipal Offices", the building was erected at a cost of $100,000 to relieve the demand for office space at the adjacent Town Hall.
• The Shuberts postponed this plan indefinitely in 1971 due to declining demand for office space.
• The demand for office space continued to soar as more economic activities flooded Tokyo commercial districts, resulting in demand outstripping supply.
• The Shafer Brothers would advertise in the newspapers frequently offering slashed rental rates as low as $1 per square foot but demand for office space on skid row would not improve after World War II, at least not for reputable businesses.
• By the 1860s, the growing size of the kingdom's government created an increased demand for office space.

• There was high demand for office space in the Financial District at the time, and One Financial Square was one of eight new office buildings in the area with available space.
• The typewriter was joined in the office by the adding machine, the telephone and filing cabinets, all adding to the demand for office space and requiring increasingly specialised workers.
• There was still high demand for office space in Midtown Manhattan, despite a myriad of new development in the area.
• The original design was stretched as, during design, the demand for office space grew by 50% due to the fall of communism in the east.
• The development was structured so that if there was insufficient demand for office space, the office tower would be scrapped in favour of a pure retail development.

• The East Texas oil boom created a demand for office space in Tyler, and Finn designed an expansion which added six stories to a four-story wing in 1936.