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Sacramento Office Vacancy Holds at 11% as Leasing Slows and Asking Rents Slip

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Sacramento's office market kept direct vacancy at 11.0 percent in the third quarter despite slightly negative absorption, as state agency consolidation, cautious private tenants and a thin development pipeline left the capital region in a holding pattern.

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