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100% occupancy is pretty impressive.
Interesting that both E&Y and Ice Miller left the center of the city to a more fringe area. Wonder if that has anything to do with the growing number of “street people”?
The most popular mile in the city and likely the state is a fringe area?!?
LOL
As we continue to see, tenants of office space want to be in mixed use areas. Traditional office space is a thing of the past.