San Antonio's 10 Largest Offices Leases In 2017
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At an average of $21.38/SF, rental rates in San Antonio's office market have never been higher. The result is a positive net absorption of 258K SF year-to-date. We tracked down the 10 largest offices leases so far this year.
Southwest Business Group at 4300 Centerview
Size: 69,900 SF
Lease: New
Submarket: Northwest
Hulu at Fountain Head Business Park
Size: 58,800 SF
Lease: New
Submarket: Northwest
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