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CBRE: Is Sharp Rise in San Francisco Office Availability Concerning?

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A rise in available space usually leads to a rise in vacancy unless demand outpaces this additional supply. The availability rate includes all available office space currently being marketed, which accounts for both occupied and vacant space. The vacancy rate accounts for only physically vacant space. Currently, the 25 largest blocks of occupied available space […]

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