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U.S. Central Business Districts Struggle As Tenants Look Elsewhere, May Report Shows

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U.S. central business districts face 19.2% vacancy, falling rents, and weak demand as tenants shift to suburbs, a May 2025 report reveals.
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U.S. Central Business Districts Struggle As Tenants Look Elsewhere, May Report Shows

U.S. central business districts face 19.2% vacancy, falling rents, and weak demand as tenants shift to suburbs, a May 2025 report reveals.

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