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San Francisco Leasing Comps: Companies Continue to Pay a Premium for Space in the Bay Area’s Top Submarket

March 12, 20197 Mins read824
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Fifth Wall, Gecina, MERLIN Properties, British Land and SEGRO, Kenedix and Mitsubishi Estate, Keppel Corporation, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, D.R. Horton, Equity Residential, Essent, Hines, Host Hotels & Resorts, Hudson Pacific Properties, Lennar, Macerich, Marriott International, Metlife Investment Management, News Corp, PulteGroup, Starwood Capital, Related Companies, Toll Brothers
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By Meghan Hall As a whole, the Bay Area has strong office leasing fundamentals, powered by years of consecutive job growth and high, consistent levels of institutional investment. However, the cream of the crop when it comes to office space is San Francisco; its reputation as a world class city and major financial and tech […]

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