Class A office vacancy in the San Jose metro fell 340 basis points in a year to 17.3 percent, slipping beneath the segment's 18 percent historical average, while Class B and C space improved just 80 basis points and still sits roughly 3 points above its own norm, according to a new Marcus & Millichap report.
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