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Downtown Mountain View Office Vacancy Tops 31 Percent as City Bets Economic Vitality Strategy Can Reverse the Slide

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Aerial view of downtown Mountain View in California
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Mountain View's downtown office vacancy climbed to 31.5 percent in the third year of a 10-year revitalization push, even as falling retail vacancy and rising sales tax receipts gave city leaders evidence that the broader strategy is gaining traction. Downtown Mountain View is fighting a two-front war over its commercial core, and the numbers tell […]

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