Q3 2025
Office Tenant Migration Report
Columbus, Ohio | Data through September 30, 2025
Q3 2025 Insights
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Tenants are constantly relocating their office space to better fit their needs. Using a points system based on signed square feet, we are able to track where office users are coming and going throughout the city.
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New leasing activity was largely concentrated in Dublin and Westerville, which accounted for 39% and 35% of total quarterly transaction volume, respectively. This continued concentration of activity in the northern suburbs underscores tenants’ ongoing preference for accessible, amenity-rich suburban office environments.
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Roughly half of all tenants signing new leases in the third quarter came from the Non-Profit and Business Services sectors, reflecting demand from organizations focused on service-oriented operations and professional support functions.
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Tenant Migration Map
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Click around on the map to find out more information on the movement within each submarket. You can also zoom in and out to move around the map.
The color key can be found by clicking the arrow in the top-left corner on the map below.
You can also compare with Q1 & Q2 tenant migration by selecting the 'layers' icon in the legend and toggling between Q1, Q2 and Q3 2025 layers.
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The Village Network completed the largest move of the quarter with its purchase of 2500 Corporate Exchange in the Westerville submarket. The largest new lease was a 44,000 square foot transaction in the Dublin submarket, while the largest renewal occurred in the Central Business District (CBD).
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