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San Francisco Office Leasing on Pace for 30-Year High as Sublease Glut Recedes

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San Francisco's office market is on track for its strongest leasing year in three decades, as a shrinking sublease overhang, falling vacancy and accelerating absorption combine to pull the city decisively off the bottom of its pandemic-era downturn. Tenants leased approximately 2.1 million square feet in the first two months of the second quarter of […]

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