 And like other parts of the country, as tenants shrink their office footprints. I mean, often you'll have a law firm with 30,000 square feet in the building and they reduce it to 10 or five. So the landlords are confronted with the fact of some of their buildings have become obsolete, if not worthless. I heard a story from one money manager not too long ago who said that there was a commercial office building that sold a number of years ago for 50 million that just resold for five.