Coworking operator targets premium users with private-office concept as downtown vacancy edges lower and AI-sector demand accelerates Industrious is betting that San Francisco's recovering office market is ready for its most upscale product yet. The New York-based coworking company is preparing to open its first Indy-branded location in the city, bringing 14,006 square feet of […]
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