The city's 112 percent annual surge in demand signals a dramatic reversal of fortune, while traditional office strongholds falter San Francisco, once written off as a casualty of the work-from-home revolution, has staged a comeback to become America's hottest office market—a dramatic reversal driven by an insatiable appetite for space among artificial intelligence companies. The […]
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