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Switzerland's five largest cities are projected to have enough empty office space by the end of 2024 to fill a square kilometer, with increasing vacancies expected due to new constructions, particularly in Geneva and Bern. While prime locations remain in demand, older, peripheral buildings face higher vacancy rates, complicating potential conversions to residential use. Urban planners emphasize the need for regulatory changes to address housing shortages and adapt to evolving societal needs.
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swiss cities face rising office vacancies amid changing market dynamics
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