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Hub's Historic High-Rises In 'Fight To The Finish'

Prime Addresses Pitted Against Upstarts


By Scott Van Voorhis

Banker & Tradesman Columnist

02/22/10

The overall vacancy rate for the Boston office market hovers around 13.5 percent, Colliers Meredith & Grew reports. But some of our best-known skyscrapers, like the Hancock, are struggling to fill much larger blocks of space, a trend likely to have a profound impact on the city’s economy for years to come.

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