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To: nextrade! who wrote (24401)	10/10/2004 5:48:02 PM
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Boston, Sublease Space Knocks Office Market for a Loop Bank of America, Manulife Downsizing in Downtown; Availability Rates in Boston Soar to Above 18 Percent bankerandtradesman.com By Joe Clements Boston’s office market turned a corner in the third quarter of 2004 – and ran into a wall. After a promising start to the year, with a number of significant lease signings helping bolster optimism that the region’s prolonged slide was finally nearing an end, much of the enthusiasm was halted by a one-two punch of slower demand and a series of announcements that several large blocks of sublease space were being heaped upon the city’s already bloated inventory.