Occupier Services San Diego
Corporate Real Estate Expertise. Focused on Your Success.
Industry Leader in Tenant Representation
Occupier Services San Diego (OSSD) Team, led by Ron Miller, specializes in representing national, regional, and local corporate tenants in office lease transactions. We know that selecting the right office space can elevate your brand, streamline operations, attract leading talent, make a meaningful impact on your bottom line, and create a competitive advantage.
OSSD guides our clients through every step of the office leasing process, beginning with needs identification through move-in. We apply market expertise and creative solutions to help clients reduce real estate costs, better utilize resources, and gain flexibility and square footage.
Our areas of specialization include relocation, expansion, consolidation strategies, lease restructuring, market analysis, and purchase opportunities. When you partner with Occupier Services San Diego, you are connected to a fully integrated national platform of services that provides you with the tools to navigate the complexities of office leasing.
Occupier Services San Diego has negotiated over 6.5 million square feet of leasing & sales transactions valued at over $3 Billion. We understand Occupiers, and look forward to developing a custom solution to meet your needs.
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Get informed about current issues impacting investors, developers, owners, and occupiers of office property in San Diego with our industry-leading market research report—The Occupier Outlook Report—published quarterly.
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OSSD In The News
Google Moves Forward on $1 Billion California Investment with San Diego Offices
Google is doubling its leased space in a San Diego office building that it has occupied for the past five years, part of the search engine provider’s plans to invest $1 billion in new California offices and community service programs this year.
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Southern California Emerges as an Important Region in Apple's Ambitious Expansion Plans
While initial attention on Apple’s new plans to invest $430 billion nationwide over the next five years was on a new campus in North Carolina, the growth will significantly boost its workforce and footprint targets in Southern California, as the iPhone maker looks to add more than 5,000 workers in San Diego and 3,000 in Los Angeles adjacent Culver City by 2026.
