The U.S. National Park Service has become the latest casualty of San Francisco’s soaring office rents and housing crisis.
Vancouver, Wash., on the other end, could reap a big reward.
The federal agency plans to uproot its west regional office, which supervises 60 national parks throughout the western United States, from San Francisco’s Financial District for Vancouver.
A relocation plan to move the agency’s 150 western regional employees to a vacant building it owns at the Fort Vancouver…
