By Bekka Wiedenmeyer The San Francisco office market continued to churn in the second quarter, building upon trends established in previous cycles. Lack of supply counteracted the pattern of high demand for space, both large blocks and otherwise, with continued low vacancy rates and steadily rising asking rates for Class A and B spaces, according […]
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