If there is 15,000,000 of occupied sf of office space in San Antonio, an 75,000 office workers in the San Antonio market, what is the average demand ratio of sf per office worker? (type the numerical answer only)
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If there is 15,000,000 of occupied sf of office space in San Antonio, an 75,000 office workers in the San Antonio market,
what is the average demand ratio of sf per office worker? (type the numerical answer only)
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If there is 15,000,000 of occupied sf of office space in San Antonio, an 75,000 office workers in the San Antonio market,
what is the average demand ratio of sf per office worker?
Assuming an EBA forecast of 80,000 office workers over the next three years with a 3.5% growth rate, what is the
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