Law Practice
Nov. 13, 2008
Rents Fall in S.F. Providing Law Firms With Opportunities for Deals
San Francisco commercial landlords are suffering the effects of the financial crisis. With banks going belly up, financing's been tougher to secure. Meanwhile, soft demand has pressed rental rates down.
By Jill Redhage
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco commercial landlords are suffering the effects of the financial crisis. With banks going belly up, financing's been tougher to secure. Meanwhile, soft demand has pressed rental rates down. That's good news for law firms on the prowl for space. Kevin Brennan, a San Francisco-based real estate consultant at Studley, said San Francisco's rental rates have been declining graduall...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - San Francisco commercial landlords are suffering the effects of the financial crisis. With banks going belly up, financing's been tougher to secure. Meanwhile, soft demand has pressed rental rates down. That's good news for law firms on the prowl for space. Kevin Brennan, a San Francisco-based real estate consultant at Studley, said San Francisco's rental rates have been declining graduall...
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