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San Francisco Leads Nation in Rent Growth as Institutional Capital Floods Multifamily, Colliers’ Dolby Says

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San Francisco's apartment market has moved from bottom to boom in two years, with citywide rents rising 15 percent and institutional buyers now dominating a sector that mom-and-pop owners controlled as recently as 2024. San Francisco's multifamily market has staged a recovery emphatic enough that its lead broker allowed himself a rare posture at the […]

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