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Economy, job losses lead to openings

Premium Boston office space increasingly up for grabs

One International Place is trying to find tenants for more than 38 percent of its space. One International Place is trying to find tenants for more than 38 percent of its space. (David L. Ryan/Globe Staff/File 2007)
By Casey Ross
Globe Staff / February 14, 2009

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The soft economy and swift job losses are weakening Boston's office market, opening up large blocks of empty space in some of the city's most prominent towers and pressing rents downward. (Full article: 736 words)

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