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Sacramento’s Office Market Faces Record Vacancy but Shows Signs of Stabilization

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The Sacramento office market navigated a turbulent 2024, with rising vacancy rates, shifting leasing dynamics, and a notable resurgence in sales activity. While challenges persist, key indicators suggest the market may be approaching a turning point. According to the latest data from Colliers, the vacancy rate climbed to 21.5 percent, marking an increase of 31 […]

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