Solano and Napa counties are quietly outperforming broader Bay Area office market trends, demonstrating resilience and growth in the face of regional headwinds. According to the latest data from Colliers, overall vacancy in the Napa-Solano office submarket declined to 8.6 percent in Q1 2025, a significant drop of 190 basis points from the previous quarter […]
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