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AI Boom Set to Drive Silicon Valley Apartment Vacancy to Decade Low as Rents Near $3,600

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A surge of artificial intelligence investment is tightening Silicon Valley's apartment market faster than developers can respond, with CoStar projecting vacancy will fall to roughly 3 percent across Santa Clara and San Benito counties over the next two years and hand landlords their strongest pricing power in more than a decade. The winners of the […]

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