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Southern California Sheds 6.7MM SQFT of Office Stock as California Inventory Shrinks While Texas and Seattle Grow

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Southern California led a statewide contraction in office stock over the past year, with Los Angeles, San Diego and Orange County together losing about 6.7 million square feet of inventory, according to The Registry's analysis of Savills data, while Austin, Seattle and Dallas-Fort Worth kept adding space.

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