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San Diego’s Office Market Finds Its Footing as Suburban Class A Leads and Discounted Towers Trade Hands

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JLL says occupancy holds at 85.4 percent as rents slip 2.4 percent year over year San Diego’s office market is no longer defined by the shock of the pandemic, but by a slower, more selective reset that is separating durable assets from the rest. According to JLL’s Office Resilience Report, the region continues to post […]

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