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Colliers Study Suggests Bay Area Second-Tier Markets Have Room to Grow

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By Jacob Bourne Ryan Wagner, multifamily broker and senior vice president at Colliers International, and his colleagues, compiled Q3 data on Class A apartment rents within a 0.25 radius of major transit hubs to determine what kind of premiums people are willing to pay to live in these prime locations. The data was based on […]

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