The nation's largest office landlord posts strong quarterly leasing nationwide, but Bay Area properties show pricing and occupancy challenges The nation's largest publicly traded office landlord delivered an impressive third quarter of leasing activity nationwide, signing more than 1.5 million square feet of new deals even as the company reported a $122 million loss. But […]
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