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Record-Breaking Leasing in San Fran

SAN FRANCISCO—Market statistics are finally catching up with sentiment in many of the tech-centric submarkets that have felt tighter than the numbers have previously shown, says Cushman & Wakefield.

By Natalie Dolce | Updated on July 07, 2014

SAN FRANCISCO—“Second quarter was a very active quarter in San Francisco with two major trends: Record-breaking leasing and the surge of companies finally moving into spaces caused the needle to move in a big way.” So says Caroline Rooney, Northern California research director at Cushman & Wakefield.

According to Rooney, “Market statistics are finally catching up with sentiment in many of the tech-centric submarkets that have felt tighter than the numbers have previously shown.”

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