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At 90, The Swig Company Bets on Move-In-Ready Space as San Francisco Office Demand Returns

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As The Swig Company marks 90 years in business, President and Chief Executive Officer Connor Kidd says San Francisco's office recovery is being captured by landlords willing to hand AI and tech startups furnished, plug-and-play suites on short leases, and that the firm's all-cash bet on the Financial District in 2023 is now paying off.

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