A new Cushman & Wakefield report finds that more than half of the city's available space has sat empty for over three years, concentrated in lower floors and lesser-quality buildings. San Francisco's office market is telling two very different stories at once, and the headline number is hiding the more important one. While reported vacancy […]
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