Phoenix sees uptick in tech job growth, leasing, CBRE report says

A CBRE report found that September 2023 saw the fewest monthly tech layoffs since June 2022. The tech sector also claimed a 16.5% share of all office leasing in the third quarter. Here's how these national trends are playing out in the Valley.

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