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Google Won’t Renew 300,000 SQFT Lease at One Market Plaza in San Francisco Adding Further Strain for Owners Paramount and Blackstone

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One Market Plaza, a sprawling office complex gracing San Francisco's waterfront with its gleaming towers, is facing a turning point. Google, a tech titan that has become synonymous with Bay Area innovation, is the latest major tenant to announce its departure. The company will vacate its 300,000-square-foot space at One Market's Spear Tower when its […]

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