🎯More office space = More People needing Home to live = More Home demand = Upward Prices of Homes = Still higher prices of Luxury Homes.
@LuxHomeX_com is building on that vision pan US. SFO is a critical locale. Exciting times ahead.👍😊
How's the San Francisco office market these days?
AI companies have grown their SF office footprint by more than 700% since 2022 🤯
According to CBRE, AI companies now occupy roughly 5.5 million square feet of office space across SF.
And that actually happened pretty quickly. Just a few years ago, the story was:
Remote work, empty offices, companies downsizing, record vacancies, and “San Francisco is dead.”
Now AI companies are rapidly absorbing space.
OpenAI, Anthropic and a growing ecosystem of AI startups are planting their flags in the city and many of these companies actually want their employees in the office.
More companies = more office demand.
More employees = more housing demand.
More workers downtown = more restaurants, coffee shops, retail and activity.
San Francisco's office market obviously still has a long way to go.
But a 700% increase in AI office space in four years is a pretty remarkable shift.
The AI boom is definitely reshaping SF.
MIAMI:
194 sales of properties $10M+ already this year.
That's up 14% from ALL of 2025 (170). We're on pace for ~291 by end of December. The record was in 2021, with 230.
The ultra-luxury market isn't slowing down. It's accelerating 🚀
Rare SF office opportunity.
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We’re subleasing our former Pear space at 1800 Owens Street—the Dropbox building. 14,000 sq ft, floor-to-ceiling glass, and genuinely one of the most beautiful offices you will see in SF!
Market rent is around $1.2M/year. We’re offering it for roughly $350K/year through the end of 2027.
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It's a world record! The only Cartier Cheich in white gold to exist is officially the most valuable wristwatch by the French maison ever sold at auction.
If you're thinking about selling your watches during this moment of market momentum, start your valuation >> https://t.co/23F5VlnLtR
Just five iterations of the ultra-rare timepiece were ever made, with this fifth example commissioned in 2010 for renowned collector Giorgio Seragnoli.
Today, it stole the show at the #SothebysHongKong live Important Watches sale following a frenzied sixteen-minute bidding battle between collectors online, on the phones, and in the room.
Relive the moment Sotheby's Sam Hines brought down the hammer at more than double its pre-sale estimate, selling for 26.5 million HKD / $3.4 million.
Luxury Week is presented by @LuxuryGroup.Official.
SALE
DATE: 09/18/2026
ADDRESS: 3575 Battersea Road
MARKET: Coconut Grove, FL
ASSET TYPE: Single Family
SELLER: Philippe Harari - AquaBlue Group
LENDER: J.P. Morgan Chase
SALE PRICE: $80,000,000
SF: 11,000 ~ PPSF: $7,273
NOTE: Developer Philippe Harari sold his nearly 11,000-square-foot waterfront home at 3575 Battersea Road in Coconut Grove for an estimated $80 million to $100 million in an off-market deal. The eight-bedroom, eight-bathroom home sits on 0.9 acres and was transferred to a Delaware LLC that secured a $40.1 million J.P. Morgan Chase mortgage in July.
#Miami #RealEstate #tradedmia #MIA #CoconutGrove #SingleFamily #PhilippeHarari #AquaBlueGroup #JPMorganChase
For nearly 15 years, I sent @tim_cook a weekly report every Sunday night on the global App Store business. My team and I packed it with data, charts, and commentary on what was happening around the world.
Most weeks: silence. Every so often, a probing question would come back about a specific metric or market. Or, better, a note congratulating us on a strong quarter.
Those reports taught me a lot about discipline and accountability. No matter where I was in the world, I sent that report. Tim expected his leaders to know their businesses cold. Whenever I put anything in front of him, I needed to understand not just the numbers, but what was driving them and what we were doing about it. His expectations made me a much better leader.
On my last day at Apple, Tim and I had a 10-minute 1:1 scheduled. We talked for 30. Reflecting on my 21 years at the company, he told me my greatest accomplishment wasn’t helping build a $1 trillion App Store ecosystem or helping scale the business to more than one billion customers. It was the team I had built and the leaders I had developed who were ready to step up after I left. That meant the world to me. We took this photo together right after that conversation.
Today is Tim’s last day as CEO of Apple. Much has been written about what he and the company accomplished under his leadership. But perhaps his greatest legacy is the one he taught me to value: the people he developed, the culture he shaped, and the leaders ready to carry it forward.
I’ll always be grateful I got to be a part of it.
🎯More office space = More People needing Home to live = More Home demand = Upward Prices of Homes = Still higher prices of Luxury Homes.
@LuxHomeX_com is building on that vision pan US. SFO is a critical locale. Exciting times ahead.👍😊
How's the San Francisco office market these days?
AI companies have grown their SF office footprint by more than 700% since 2022 🤯
According to CBRE, AI companies now occupy roughly 5.5 million square feet of office space across SF.
And that actually happened pretty quickly. Just a few years ago, the story was:
Remote work, empty offices, companies downsizing, record vacancies, and “San Francisco is dead.”
Now AI companies are rapidly absorbing space.
OpenAI, Anthropic and a growing ecosystem of AI startups are planting their flags in the city and many of these companies actually want their employees in the office.
More companies = more office demand.
More employees = more housing demand.
More workers downtown = more restaurants, coffee shops, retail and activity.
San Francisco's office market obviously still has a long way to go.
But a 700% increase in AI office space in four years is a pretty remarkable shift.
The AI boom is definitely reshaping SF.
@KenjiCapital 🎯More office space = More People needing Home to live = More Home demand = Upward Prices of Homes = Still higher prices of Luxury Homes.
@LuxHomeX_com is building on that vision pan US. SFO is a critical locale. Exciting times ahead.👍😊
A mystery buyer just dropped $67.8 MILLION on two neighboring mansions in San Francisco (Presidio Heights).
Both were previously owned by Salesforce founder Marc Benioff.
The bigger property at 3277 Pacific Ave is pretty massive by San Francisco standards:
• ~16,000 SF
• Sold for $55.8M
• More than $3,500/SF
The buyer (still a mystery) also purchased the adjacent mansion at the same time, bringing the combined purchase price to $67.8M.
But this is another crazy data point for San Francisco's ultra-luxury housing market.
Last year, a $42M sale was San Francisco's most expensive home sale of 2025.
Now someone just spent ~$68M.
There is some big money moving around SF right now.