Vacancy rates decline for first time in years as tech companies fuel expansion activity San Francisco's beleaguered office market is showing signs of a turnaround, powered by artificial intelligence companies and shifting tenant preferences that are reshaping the city's commercial real estate landscape. The market posted nearly 760,000 square feet of positive absorption in the […]
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