Salt Lake County's office vacancies rose to 15 percent at the end of the third quarter, up from 13.6 percent in the second quarter, according to figures from Commerce CRG.
Class B and C buildings have been hardest-hit, with each showing a 35-percent increase in vacancies in the past year.
Commerce CRG also said that industrial lease rates are declining. Rents fell about 10 percent by the third quarter, compared with a 23.4 percent rise in 2008.
Commerce CRG, based in Salt Lake City, has five Utah offices and a Las Vegas office.
Backcountry.com's CEO
It took a snow shovel for Jill Layfield to further know that she was at the right company.
OIl prices drop
The price of oil went south of $88 a barrel Wednesday, reaching its lowest level in seven months.
Europeans dislike the euro
The debt crisis that has ravaged Europe has exposed a dislike of the single currency but little desire to abandon it.
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