San Jose posted the largest single-week occupancy gain of any major U.S. office market yet still ranked second-to-last in Kastle Systems' badge-swipe index, a contradiction that traces back to Silicon Valley's owner-occupied campuses falling outside what the barometer measures. San Jose recorded the biggest week-over-week jump in badge-swipe office occupancy of any major U.S. market […]
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