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According to JLL Research, Silicon Valley has seen rents grow 14.1% annually since 2010 on average, making it the fastest grower in the Greater Bay Area. San Francisco CBD was a close second with 12.9% average annual growth, doubling its rents in five years. But for those trying to avoid super high rents, Mid-Peninsula might be the best alternative, since it's grown a slower rate, yet is still close to the hottest Bay Area markets.

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