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By Catherine Sweeney  Office vacancy rates are continuing to increase across all major markets in Southern California, a recent report from Newmark showed. According to the brokerage firm’s office market report for the second quarter of the year, vacancies remain high, though several major industries continue to report significant leasing activity.  “What I’m suggesting is, […]

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