As some private companies grow their footprints in San Francisco, the city and county government itself has outpaced them.

A tech company that’s a high-profile player in “electronic ink” display technologies has bought a San Jose office building.

San Francisco should be a cautionary tale for cities that rely on tech firms to fill office space. The city had an office-vacancy rate of about 19% in November, according to Commercial Edge.

Two massive offices in San Francisco are going from one tech firm to another By Stephen Council , Tech Reporter Oct 30, 2023 Uber is leasing the two connected offices at 1455 and 1515 Third St. in ...

Tech office leasing in the city reached 3.6 million square feet, 47 percent of the 7.6 million square feet of offices leased this year, the San Francisco Business Times reported, ...

As commercial and residential vacancy rates continue to reach all-time highs in San Francisco, many big tech buildings have been left abandoned. One of the largest offices there comes from Google ...

Office building owners, since the COVID pandemic, have signed leases that average 62.1 months in the East Bay, 58.4 months in San Francisco and 49.9 months in the South Bay.

Led by a bevy of large tech deals, office leasing volume in San Francisco has surged to a 10-year quarterly high of 3.4M square feet for the first quarter of 2025, a report from Savills finds.

A San Francisco tech mogul is comparing the woke city’s downtown to a ghost town, sharing shocking images of its once-buzzing streets now empty. “This is downtown San Francisco, Monday morning ...

Slack offices in San Francisco, California, on May 31, 2023. Vacancy rates in the City by the Bay keep increasing. ... which is a very hot area in tech right now," he said.

Wealthy tech leaders are spending heavily in San Francisco's mayoral race, hoping to infuse more centrist politics and set a course for the city's future.

Mr. Momeni’s office space was “a classic San Francisco Bay Area tech office” with a pool table, a high-end stereo system and gourmet food in the kitchen, Mr. Singer said.