San Francisco's office market has strung together its strongest first-half leasing performance in a quarter century, with AI-driven demand pulling vacancy and sublease space down to multi-year lows, according to preliminary second-quarter data from Cushman & Wakefield. San Francisco's office market has staged one of its most decisive turnarounds in years, posting 6.1 million square […]
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