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The Great Downtown San Diego Exodus: How America’s Finest City Office Market Became a Bargain Hunter’s Paradise

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Major landlord exodus and record vacancy rates cloud uncertain path forward When one of America's most sophisticated real estate companies takes a $100 million haircut and walks away from a market it dominated for two decades, it sends shockwaves through the investment community. That's exactly what happened in San Diego's downtown office district in 2025, […]

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