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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- As we've been telling you, San Francisco continues to navigate a difficult recovery downtown. Though crime is down, the tents are pretty much gone and some companies are now requiring employees to come back in person five days a week, the area has yet to bounce back.

According to CBRE data, a total of 23 office buildings were sold in San Francisco last year encompassing $916M in sales volume, including partial interest and loan note sales. Only a dozen office buildings traded during 2022 and 2023 combined, encompassing a total of $863M.