Rising rents and renewed tenant demand signal early stabilization, even as vacancy climbs to 24.9 percent across the region A year of uneven office demand on the San Francisco Peninsula is beginning to show signs of recalibration, with early indicators pointing to a market that may be stabilizing rather than continuing its slide. The latest […]
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