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*Falling Employment growth, still higher than the US avg though. *Cap rate compression making assets highly over valued (4-5 caps). *Record high amounts of sublease space available (3.5m SF) as tenants are wanting to escape the over heated market. *A glut of supply is to come online by 2018 (2.5m SF annually) forcing vacancy way up . *Competition of East Bay (50% discount on rents) will compete highly with San Francisco slowing down absorption exacerbating the above point about new supply.

 

If that is in response to my first original point. I was talking about the growth of employment (jobs created) slowing down. Meaning the total number of jobs available to new entrants in the job market is lowering. I am not surprised that there is such a low unemployment level in this market due to the attractiveness of the economic environment that it is experiencing. But the flip side is that excessive rents and slowing job creation MAY lead to a long term rise in vacancy.

Your original post was to look for cons in one of the highest performing office markets in the country. So that point may not be as much of a strong argument compared to the pricing issue of entering a market that is peaking.

 

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