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No, many of these building are way under 80% utilization.
by biggoodwolf 2y ago
No, many of these building are way under 80% utilization.
- Manuel_D 2y agoCan you reference where that figure is from? Because what I can find, SF has a single-digit vacancy rate: https://nainorcal.com/san-francisco-market-report-march-2023/ https://nainorcal.com/san-francisco-market-report-march-2023...
- sleepybrett 2y agoHow many of those non-vacancies are corporate held air-bnbs where they can make more money for providing almost no service? Hint: it's not a handful. Landlords strategicly take units off the market in ways like airbnb to convince cities that their rents (and profits) are just.