By The Registry Staff The city of San Francisco, long known as a tech hub, has been grappling with a challenging real estate market due to a staggering vacancy rate of over 31 percent. However, in a glimmer of hope for the city's struggling office market, four artificial intelligence (AI) companies have recently signed significant […]
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