San Francisco, 2042. A city transformed, where Generation Alpha scoffs at the Gen Z's outdated ways and self-driving cars navigate the Van Ness rapid bus lane. But what about the office buildings that once defined the city's skyline? Rewind to 2024, a bleak landscape for commercial real estate. San Francisco's office vacancy rate tops 30 […]
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