By Robert Carlsen Many brokers, appraisers and developers have experienced San Francisco’s strong first half of the year in commercial real estate, with demand for office space continuing to outpace supply and office rents increasing across all building classes and submarkets. While Class A and B buildings in San Francisco both had quiet starts to […]
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