How do Downtown St. Louis office space stats compare to other CBD's?

Downtown St. Louis has a higher total vacancy rate than any other comparison city on this list but the Class A space vacancy is lower on average than any other.  Not all cities broke down total numbers and Class A numbers.  Many Class B and C office buildings have or are in the process of being converted to residential buildings.  No other comparison city has a second CBD the size of Clayton, which certainly affects the downtown stats.  Owner/occupied buildings such as AT&T, Purina and Wells Fargo are not tracked in these figures.

Source: CBRE

City (CBD)	Vacancy		Inventory (square feet)	Average Asking Rent	Asking Rent Class A only	Total Absorption (SF) 2014 YTD
	Total	Class A
St. Louis	26.50%	11.80%	14,194,676	$15.22	$18.08	93,532
Cincinnati	20.30%		12,925,157	$20.79		98,266
Dallas	23.70%		29,415,642	$21.13		541,311
Denver	12.70%		25,627,875	$30.94		98,411
Indianapolis	19.10%	17.10%	11,944,526	$18.22	$19.51	24,448
Kansas City	22.40%	22.50%	14,911,631	$16.71	$18.45	108,980
Minneapolis	15.10%	11.90%	24,126,861	$14.42	$16.39	289,447

T-REX coworking/incubator space - Downtown St. Louis

http://downtowntrex.com
Like a magnet, T-REX attracts innovation to downtown St. Louis, Missouri. A coworking space and technology incubator, we offer a blank canvas—a space where ideas are conceived and brought to fruition. We’ve worked to create an environment that serves as a network of creativity, where abstraction finds clarity amongst a collection of bright and dedicated minds. Hovering above a vivacious, animated city, we’re now home to a growing community of entrepreneurs, developers, designers, mentors, educators and more. We welcome all ambitious minds.

T-REX recently relocated from the Railway Exchange Building to the formerly named Lammert Building at 10th and Washington Avenue.  T-REX is rapidly bursting at the seams with new startup companies and is occupied by other groups such as Capital Innovators, Washington University, Arch Grants, etc.