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Low Vacancy, High Demand is the Theme for Bay Area Leasing

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By Naib Mian Low vacancies and high demand dominated the discussion at The Registry’s Mid-Year Broker Forum earlier this month, where several of the Bay Area’s top leasing and investment brokers spoke on the state of the commercial real estate market. For Nick Slonek, principal and managing director at commercial real estate services company Avison […]

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