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Sacramento Office Market Shows Early Signs of Stabilization as Vacancy Holds Flat in First Quarter

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A major 121,074-SQFT government lease at Park Tower and declining sublease inventory signal improving conditions, though rents remain under pressure as landlords compete for tenants. Sacramento's office market may be turning a corner. After years of rising vacancy in the wake of the pandemic, the region's direct vacancy rate held unchanged from year-end 2025, pausing […]

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