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Report: Sublet Availability Decreasing in LA Office Market as Companies Withdraw Space, Head Back to the Office

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By Catherine Sweeney  Despite uncertainties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles office market is seeing a decrease in sublet availability as companies withdraw sublease space amid talks of heading back to the office. According to a report from Newmark, which analyzed leasing trends in Los Angeles’ office market, the amount of lease transactions […]

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