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San Diego Lab Sublease Vacancy Sinks to 2.8% as Direct Vacancy Hits 25.8%, Leaving Landlords Holding the Glut

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San Diego life science tenants have drawn sublease vacancy down to 2.8 percent even as direct vacancy climbed to 25.8 percent, a pattern Savills also recorded in the Bay Area and Seattle that leaves landlords holding most of the empty lab space and competing with free rent, shorter terms, turnkey suites and conversions.

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