| By Sharon Simonson | Even in markets like San Francisco and the larger Bay Area, property investors counting on strong recovery in traditional office-using sectors are likely to be sorely disappointed, according to a new report and its author, a senior economist at the UCLA Ziman Center for Real Estate. Nationally, all employment is […]
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