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Silicon Valley Outlook 2026: Developers Navigate Capital Constraints Despite Strong Tenant Demand

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Workspace Property Trust, Griffin Realty Trust, Mason Capital, J.P. Morgan, Bank of Montreal, Silicon Valley, San Carlos, San Jose, Walnut Creek, CBRE
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Distressed office acquisitions and flexible business plans attract investors as debt markets remain

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