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Gensler’s City Pulse 2026 Splits the Bay Area: San Francisco Lands Top-Tier Stickiness as San Jose Trails

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The Bay Area's two largest downtowns diverged sharply in Gensler's largest-ever global study of urban experience, with San Francisco ranking among the nation's stickiest cores while San Jose trailed its regional and national peers on nearly every measure. San Francisco claimed the No. 7 spot on the U.S. Stickiness Score in City Pulse 2026: The […]

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