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San Francisco Office Demand Stalls at 30% of Pre-Pandemic Levels

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San Francisco’s office market is navigating a slow and uneven recovery, as reflected in the October 2024 VTS Office Demand Index (VODI). The city recorded a VODI score of 30, highlighting ongoing difficulties in attracting tenants to its downtown core. While demand has stabilized compared to the sharp declines seen earlier in the pandemic, it […]

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