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CBRE: San Francisco Office Vacancy Declines as AI Boom Drives Market Recovery

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Vacancy rates drop to lowest level since pandemic peak as artificial intelligence companies fuel leasing activity San Francisco's beleaguered office market is showing its strongest signs of recovery since the pandemic began, driven largely by artificial intelligence companies that have received a staggering $100 billion in venture capital funding since 2024. The influx of AI […]

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