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Flux Leases 38,000 SQFT in San Francisco, Reviving Long-Vacant SoMa Office Building

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AI hardware startup takes majority of building that had been empty since WeWork's 2021 departure Flux, a San Francisco-based artificial intelligence startup, has leased 38,000 square feet at 340 Bryant St. in the city's SoMa district, bringing the 65,718-square-foot building from full vacancy to nearly 60 percent occupied, as reported by the San Francisco Business […]

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