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As the American economy rebounds, tightening rental markets are being experienced in all areas of the country. But the trend is most acute in the western states, led by California.

  Garrick Brown, regional vice president of research for the international commercial real estate services company DTZ, expects the Bay Area’s tight housing market will continue to put pressure on employers. Especially, he predicts for workers in the Millennial generation, whose attraction to urban centers may wane as they age.

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