Silicon Valley's commercial real estate market is showing signs of recovery after years of uncertainty, driven by a combination of return-to-office mandates, emerging AI demand, and specialized product requirements, according to a recent broker panel hosted by NAIOP Silicon Valley featuring Paul McManus, vice chair at Colliers, Mike Saign, vice chairman at Newmark, and Chip […]
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