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

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Distressed office acquisitions and flexible business plans attract investors as debt markets remain challenging for new construction Silicon Valley developers are pursuing distressed office acquisitions and properties with multiple exit strategies as they navigate a disconnect between robust tenant demand and persistent capital market constraints, according to industry leaders speaking at The Registry's Silicon Valley […]

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