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The AI-fueled shift toward office-centric work in NYC/SF and other hubs suggests stronger leasing activity and advisory opportunities, which could uplift CBRE's services revenue and utilization of its global platform in the near term.
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CBRE's latest data show New York now has the most AI-related tech talent, surpassing San Francisco, with 751,000 AI-related workers in the U.S. and Canada as of June. AI roles grew 45% year over year, and leasing activity remains robust in AI-heavy markets such as NYC, SF, Seattle, and Boston. In the near term, AI appears to expand office demand and occupancy, particularly in finance-heavy hubs, rather than reduce headcount.
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