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San Francisco Building Operations Drive $12.7BN Economic Engine at Nation’s Second-Highest Cost Per Foot

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A new economic-impact study from BOMA International quantifies the Bay Area's building-operations economy, finding that San Francisco runs the costliest commercial space in the country outside Manhattan while Northern California's four major markets sustain more than 200,000 jobs.

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