By Sharon Simonson Even under a worst-case scenario that assumes 2015 and 2016 employment losses consistent with those in the Great Recession, the San Francisco office vacancy rate would reach just more than 17 percent by the end of 2016, assuming current construction levels. That’s according to new research from Jones Lang LaSalle that analyzes the […]
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