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San Francisco Vacancy Continues to Climb as More Sublease Space Hits the Market

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By Meghan Hall As the end of 2020 nears, those in the commercial real estate industry are keeping a close eye on the San Francisco office market, which has seen its vacancy rates rise and rents slowly decrease amid extended work from home orders. But for those over at brokerage firm Newmark Knight Frank, San […]

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