Palo Alto's office vacancy improved just 10 basis points over the past year, trailing neighboring submarkets, yet institutional buyers frequently paid more than $500 per square foot for Class B buildings there, according to Marcus & Millichap, a sign investors are underwriting the address over near-term occupancy.
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