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The AI Boom’s Hidden Victims—Or How San Francisco’s Office Recovery Is Crushing Its Renters

October 2, 20254 Mins read1.4k
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By Billy the Broker (I just want to stay anonymous) Last week, a young friend called me, frantic. His landlord in Palo Alto had just informed him that his lease would not be renewed. The landlord had found someone willing to pay more. Much more. When I asked how much, he told me. I laughed. He didn't. […]

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