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Swig’s Historic Mills Building Signals Downtown San Francisco’s Office Market Resilience with 129,000 SQFT Leased

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The Swig Company capped 2025 with a flurry of leasing activity at the historic Mills Building, located at 220 Bush Street in San Francisco's Financial District, signing three new office tenants that brought the landmark property's annual leasing total to 129,000 square feet. The latest transactions reflect renewed confidence in downtown San Francisco's office market, […]

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