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Weekday Workforce in San Francisco’s Financial District Climbs 18% as Return-to-Office Gains Momentum

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New cell phone mobility data from JLL shows weekday worker activity across San Francisco's downtown core jumped 18 percent year-over-year, with the North Financial District and Jackson Square leading a recovery that is already translating into the strongest office leasing the city has seen in more than a decade. The numbers confirm what anyone walking […]

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