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Downtown San Jose Office Vacancy Holds Above 27% as Silicon Valley’s Core Submarkets Tighten

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While Mountain View-Los Altos, Santa Clara and Sunnyvale-Cupertino each cut office vacancy by more than 200 basis points over the past year, Downtown San Jose remains stuck above 27 percent, a gap now showing up in trades like the reported $82 million sale of The Almaden.

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