Rents Likely to Rise as Tech Cos. Chase Space PROPERTY: Demand Spreads Beyond the Usual Submarkets By Ray Huard Originally published December 10, 2017 at midnight, updated December 10, 2017 at midnight Tweet Torrey Point office campus in Carmel Valley is among high-end office projects that are drawing tech companies as tenants. Photo courtesy of CBRE San Diego — The rapid growth of tech companies, along with their voracious appetite for more and more space in the hottest submarkets in San Diego and elsewhere is driving up office rent prices in neighboring submarkets... Take 1 minute to subscribe and you'll get this story immediately, plus: Already a subscriber? Sign in 52 weekly issues Subscriber-only digital content every business day, plus full access to SDBJ.com archives Book of Lists — the most comprehensive business resource in San Diego NEW: San Diego 500 — influential business leaders you need to know Yours for only $129 First name: Last name: Email: Address: Zip: CC Number: Cvv: Exp Month: Exp Year: Get Email Alerts You May Also Like San Diego Ranks 15th Among High-Tech Office Markets Movement in The Market Developer Progressing on Redevelopment of Former Union-Tribune Campus Green Office Buildings Outperform Others Locally Local Office Submarkets’ Vacancy Rates Vary By Region and Class Putting Our Technology On the Map The Best Buildings Deliver ‘Class-A’ Returns for Their Owners Office Rents Hit High Mark Browse More Classifieds The Book of Lists Poll Archive Learn More About Us Staff Privacy Policy Contact Us Services Subscription Center Online Login/Register Edit Your Subscription Account/Profile Renewals Advertise with Us Sign-Up for E-News Updates Retail/Newsstand Locations Tools Events Calendar Marketplace Webinar Series WebConnect Robert Half Jobs Search Other Journals Los Angeles Business Journal Orange County Business Journal San Fernando Valley Business Journal 2017 San Diego Business Journal • Phone 858-277-6359