Oakland and the East Bay opened more coworking locations than any other U.S. market in the third quarter while San Francisco posted an 11-location, 130,000-square-foot gain of its own, according to CoworkingCafe's latest national report, even as Sacramento pricing slipped and the Central Valley contracted.
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