KPMG, one of the global leaders in accounting, is reevaluating its long-standing presence in downtown San Francisco's office market. The company's potential departure from the "KPMG building" at 55 Second St., a 25-story, 387,000-square-foot office tower it first occupied in 2003, signals a significant shift in the city's real estate dynamics, especially post-pandemic. KPMG's initial […]
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