The decline of real estate values around San Francisco's Civic Center has presented the city with an unexpected opportunity to consolidate office space and reduce costs. The city aims to save $10 million over the next two years by relocating employees from various departments into shared spaces in the Mid-Market and Civic Center areas. This […]
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