San Francisco’s office market began to set itself right in 2025, riding a wave of artificial intelligence-related leasing that allowed the city’s weary boosters a toehold on the long climb back to pre-pandemic momentum.
The healing market has brought some developers back to the city, with major players such as Hines and Lincoln Property Co. in the early stages of office projects. And as 2026 gains momentum, office brokers in the city are hoping for another strong year that cements and defines this progress.
“The momentum in 2025 just really started to show up in data versus vibe,” Newmark Vice Chairman Christina…