Artificial intelligence firms are leading a surprising revival in San Francisco's beleaguered commercial real estate market, driving the largest drop in office vacancy rates since 2015. San Francisco's office market showed its strongest performance in years during the second quarter of 2025, with AI-related companies emerging as the primary catalyst behind a dramatic reduction in […]
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