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Workers in Sydney and Melbourne are increasingly returning to the office, with over eighty percent showing up at least three days a week. However, high construction costs and labor shortages have stalled new office tower projects in these cities, making existing buildings highly sought after. Melbournes central business district vacancy rate is nineteen percent, slowing rent hikes for owners. In Sydney, occupancy is rising, with premium office rents remaining high due to worker preferences for team collaboration and networking. Landlords anticipate six point six percent yearly rent growth in Sydney through twenty-thirty, with vacancies expected to drop sharply.

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