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San Diego Office Market Facing High Vacancy and Hybrid Work Trends in Q3 2024

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In the third quarter of 2024, the San Diego office market continued to navigate the shifting realities of a post-pandemic world. The persistence of hybrid work models and a gradual return-to-office movement have shaped a landscape where demand for office space remains tepid, particularly impacting the downtown area and its Class A and B office […]

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