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Despite Sluggish 2020, Tech Remains Most Active Industry in Office Leasing

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By Meghan Hall Even during an economic downturn—where a number of major firms have held off on making major real estate decisions—tech companies are leading the way when it comes to office activity. For the ninth consecutive year, the industry led the nation in office leasing, with new deals amounting to 26 million square feet […]

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