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San Francisco Office Market: A Slow Road to Recovery Amid High Vacancy and Falling Rents

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San Francisco's commercial real estate market has been experiencing unprecedented vacancy rates and declining rental prices. According to the latest report by Cushman & Wakefield, the fourth quarter of 2024 has continued to reflect this challenging landscape, with Class A office space in the Central Business District reaching a record-high vacancy rate of 32.9 percent. […]

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