The San Jose metro is forecast to grow employment 1.3 percent this year, yet Marcus & Millichap expects office-using sectors to contribute only about 1,000 positions after losing roughly 32,000 white-collar jobs in 2023 and 2024, a gap that shapes how far the region's office recovery can run.
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