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        "text": "A 'shell space' is a raw, unfinished commercial unit, often with just exterior walls, a roof, and a concrete slab. It requires a complete build-out including all interior walls, flooring, ceilings, and utility installations. A 'second-generation space' is a previously occupied and built-out office. It may already have existing walls, finishes, and infrastructure, which can reduce the scope and cost of a new build-out if the existing layout aligns with new needs, but often still requires significant renovation.",
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