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Tech Firms Likely to Continue Silicon Valley Subleasing Trend into 2025

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By Kate Snyder With major tech corporations continuing to evaluate their office space needs and startups looking to establish a real estate footprint, subleasing in Silicon Valley has proven itself a fearsome contender to direct leasing, and is in many cases a more viable option. While market experts say it’s possible that subleasing in Silicon […]

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