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Report: COVID-19-Related Sublease Availabilities Likely to Increase in San Francisco

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By Meghan Hall The impact of COVID-19 only began to take full effect at the end of the first quarter of this year. However, in just a short amount of time, office activity within the city of San Francisco has largely ground to a halt, with signs of softening very likely to continue into the […]

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