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Tight Silicon Valley Market May Push Tenants into North San Jose, up I-880, Report Says

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By Adam Steinhauer Availability of office space in Silicon Valley declined last quarter, contributing to tight conditions that may drive more companies to expand operations into less desirable areas of San Jose and into the East Bay, according to a new report by Savills Studley, a commercial brokerage that advises tenants. [contextly_sidebar id="5a7maT7Kouw0AHApgSBmTNowMS17GfJF"]The overall vacant […]

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