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Tri-Valley Office Vacancy Dips to 23% as Owner-Users Pay Up in Dublin and Pleasanton

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Residential Homes in Dublin Hills with approaching storm clouds in the winter.
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Kidder Mathews' third-quarter numbers show Tri-Valley office vacancy easing again while two owner-users in Dublin and Pleasanton paid more than double campus-scale pricing, though a shrinking inventory base and a volatile San Ramon rent average complicate the recovery story.

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