KeyCrew Journal | Steve Marcinuk
The San Francisco commercial real estate market appears to have reached an inflection point, with industry professionals reporting increased transaction activity and renewed investor confidence after years of pandemic-driven challenges. Market participants are describing a shift from distressed conditions to opportunistic buying, signaling what many believe marks the beginning of a recovery cycle.
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