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Peninsula Gets Low Ranking in JLL’s Survey of Attractive Tech Office Markets

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By Adam Steinhauer The Peninsula may be home to technology companies such as Visa, Oracle and GoPro, but if you’re currently looking to invest in office space for technology industry tenants, the area may now be one of the least attractive of the U.S.’s major technology hubs. [contextly_sidebar id="J9kDx8HHF8vYAlLyaffuTvzzAnux2zK5"]That, at least, is the conclusion that […]

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