A Cushman & Wakefield analysis of more than 220 Orange County office relocations found that tenants who move are landing higher-quality buildings, larger improvement allowances and three additional months of free rent compared with those who simply renew, a window the firm expects to narrow as the construction pipeline runs dry.
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