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WeWork Report: San Francisco Members Up 8%, Enterprises Up 11% as AI Fuels Flex Demand

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WeWork's mid-year analysis of its global membership found San Francisco added member companies faster than any other major market in its network, with enterprise members up 11 percent, as AI-fueled leasing puts the city on pace for one of its strongest office years in decades.

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