How do government lease rates vary by density? (urban/rural/etc.)

by Michael Morgenstern
(Boston)

I'm researching lease rates to make a recommendation to a government client. This could include hiring a company like yours to review their portfolio. Please send qualifications/YOUR pricing terms, and any public information you have to show expertise.

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