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The Swig Company Turns 90 as CEO Says Hollywood’s Production Exodus Is Stalling L.A. Office

November 6, 20264 Mins read3
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As The Swig Company celebrates 90 years in commercial real estate, President and Chief Executive Officer Connor Kidd says the patient, hospitality-minded approach Benjamin Swig built in 1936 is being tested in Los Angeles, where office demand never collapsed the way San Francisco's did but has stalled as film and television production migrates to cheaper locations.

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