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Bay Area Office Vacancy Falls Below 20% as Region Absorbs 4.9MM SQFT in 2026, but Oakland and Tri-Valley Still Lose Ground

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Bay Area Coworking Markets Flex Their Muscle as Flexible Office Space Gains Ground
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Regional office vacancy fell to 19.3 percent in the third quarter as tenants absorbed 1.7 million square feet, but the gains remain concentrated in San Francisco and Silicon Valley while Oakland and the Tri-Valley continue to lose occupancy.

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