The fear of robots replacing humans in the workforce dates back more than 100 years, and leasing numbers out this week signal we may be heading in that direction. In the Bay Area, the robots are no longer contained within science fiction or white papers. ... See more
Head any direction from the transit stop at Montgomery and Market Streets, and San Francisco reveals itself as a city still in recovery. Market Street is full of empty storefronts, none larger than the San Francisco Centre mall. The South of Market neighb... See more
San Francisco’s Transamerica Pyramid officially sold at a loss, according to new public documents outlining the transaction. Cyprus-based investment firm Yoda PLC paid $691.6 million for one of the city skyline’s crown jewels. That falls quite short of th... See more
Denver is about to test one of the riskiest bets in the office-to-residential playbook. City officials are backing a first-of-its-kind conversion of two distressed office towers into a so-called “vertical village” — a dense, self-contained mix of housing,... See more
News this week that OpenAI eclipsed one million square feet in San Francisco office leases, paired with the tech company Databricks’ deal to take over 90,000 square feet in downtown, buttressed the ongoing story of San Francisco’s momentous office return.... See more
