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Bay Area Office Inventory Shrinks by 12.9MM SQFT in a Year as Colliers Reclassifies Flex Space, Clouding Vacancy Comparisons

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Colliers moved flex properties out of its Bay Area office count, leaving the tracked inventory 12.9 million square feet smaller than a year ago and making the region's 220-basis-point vacancy decline harder to read at face value.

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