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Hearst’s 901 Mission in San Francisco Facing 60% Vacancy While 400-Unit Second Phase of 5M Project is Put on Hold

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By The Registry Staff San Francisco's commercial real estate market is facing another setback as the historic Chronicle building at 901 Mission St. braces for a potential office vacancy crisis. The 200,000-square-foot building is currently fully leased, but with the expiration of leases by tech giants Yahoo and Autodesk this fall, 60 percent, or roughly […]

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