In the midst of San Francisco's tight office market, tenants have to use every trick in the book to ink leases.
The so-called "landlord's market" saw vacancies of 3.6 percent in the second quarter, while rents hit $85.64 per square foot, according to brokerage CBRE — which makes the scarce availabilities highly competitive.
To stay in the game, some tenants have sniffed out subleases, like KeepTruckin's lease of Yelp's old space at 55 Hawthorne St. Others slide into production, design and repair…
