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Walnut Creek Office Market Shows Signs of Stabilization Despite 23.9% Vacancy

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Rents edge up to $3.05 per square foot as North I-680 Corridor absorbs tenant downsizing The East Bay office market is entering a new phase as landlords test pricing power amid persistent vacancy, betting that the worst of the post-pandemic adjustment has passed. In Walnut Creek's North I-680 Corridor, vacancy climbed to 23.9 percent in […]

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