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Tech Employment Stabilizes as AI Hiring Counters Broader Layoffs, Reshaping Bay Area Office and Housing Markets

February 5, 20264 Mins read951
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Technology workforce holds at 224,000 jobs while physical office occupancy surges 10 percent and population growth forecast signals renewed housing demand across the region. Bay Area technology employment has stabilized at 224,000 workers as of November 2025, matching May 2019 levels but remaining 41,700 jobs below the August 2022 peak, according to data from the […]

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