The enterprise software firm's recommitment at the 379,000-square-foot Mission Street tower — which returned to market after Paramount Group defaulted on its financing — adds rent-roll stability as San Francisco office vacancy falls to 27.9 percent and trophy asking rates climb to $132.50 per square foot. Workforce management software firm UKG has renewed its 22,720-square-foot […]
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