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SAN FRANCISCO-In an update to a national story on office vacancy rates in U.S. markets, GlobeSt.com takes a deeper look at a few of California's local markets.

By Natalie Dolce | Updated on March 26, 2013

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SAN FRANCISCO-A few days ago, we ran a national story pointing out that office vacancy rates declined or held steady in most major US markets during Q1 2013, according to preliminary data from CBRE Group Inc. Six of the 12 largest markets showed declines in office vacancy, while two remained stable. One of the leaders in those declines was San Francisco.

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