San Francisco Office Market Report

By CREhunt Research · Data through Q2 2026 · Aggregated from Newmark, Kidder Mathews, CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Savills, Avison Young

Quarterly office market indicators for San Francisco, aggregated by CREhunt from Newmark, Kidder Mathews, CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Savills, Avison Young. As of Q2 2026, vacancy was 26.4%, per Newmark.

Projected current office pricing — San Francisco

Projected asking rent
$71.41–$71.77/SF/yr
Estimated sale value
$437–$571/SF

Modeled estimate (income approach) shown as a range — not an appraisal. Projected asking rent × occupancy × net-operating-income margin band ÷ market cap rate, from Q2 2026 multiple brokerages data (cap rate 6.0%, asking rent trend-adjusted to today). Assumes ~73% occupancy and a 50–65% net-operating-income margin.

QuarterAsking rentVacancyNet absorptionUnder constr.
Q2 2026
Newmark
—26.4%870K SF—
Q2 2026
Kidder Mathews
—27.2%830K SF382K SF
Q2 2026
CBRE
$72.96/SF/yr—964K SF—
Q1 2026
CBRE
$71.19/SF/yr30.4%2.3M SF—
Q1 2026
Colliers
—30.2%1.2M SF—
Q1 2026
Cushman & Wakefield
$69.16/SF/yr31.6%——
Q1 2026
JLL
$72.26/SF/yr32.6%1.6M SF—
Q1 2026
Savills
——3.8M SF—
Q4 2025
Avison Young
$71.35/SF/yr33.4%——
Q4 2025
Newmark
$67.55/SF/yr29.4%824K SF—
Q4 2025
Cushman & Wakefield
$67.47/SF/yr33.1%773K SF800K SF
Q4 2025
Colliers
$111.86/SF/yr—208K SF750K SF
Q3 2025
Colliers
$74.50/SF/yr23.3%300K SF900K SF
Q3 2025
Newmark
$68.29/SF/yr———
Q3 2025
CBRE
$73.90/SF/yr23.5%250K SF1.0M SF
Q3 2025
Cushman & Wakefield
$67.34/SF/yr33.6%343K SF950K SF
Q2 2025
CBRE
$72.80/SF/yr24.3%80K SF1.1M SF
Q2 2025
Cushman & Wakefield
$73.50/SF/yr23.8%120K SF1.1M SF
Q2 2025
Colliers
$73.10/SF/yr24.0%100K SF1.1M SF
Q2 2025
Newmark
$67.98/SF/yr30.5%234K SF—
Q1 2025
Newmark
$68.06/SF/yr30.4%——
Q1 2025
CBRE
$71.50/SF/yr25.1%-520K SF1.3M SF
Q1 2025
Cushman & Wakefield
$72.10/SF/yr24.5%-450K SF1.2M SF
Q4 2024
Colliers
$69.74/SF/yr30.2%327K SF—

Office asking rents by submarket

The newest asking rent a named brokerage's report published for each San Francisco office submarket, with its publisher and quarter. Submarkets whose newest figure cannot be attributed, or falls outside a plausible range, are left out.

San Francisco office asking rents by submarket, with source
SubmarketAsking rent
Jackson Square$73.38/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
Mid-Market$48.15/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
Mission Bay$125.50/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
North Financial District$71.32/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
North Waterfront$66.45/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
Showplace Square/Potrero Hill$62.35/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
SoMa$68.59/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
South Financial District$75.33/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
Union Square$55.16/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026
Van Ness Corridor$39.97/SF/yr
Cushman & Wakefield · Q1 2026

How the brokerage sources compare

For Q2 2026, the brokerages CREhunt aggregates for San Francisco office did not fully agree. On vacancy, the sources span 0.8 points — from 26.4% (Newmark) to 27.2% (Kidder Mathews). CREhunt reconciles these into a single consensus median rather than relying on any one brokerage.

SourceVacancyAsking rentCap rate
CBRE—$72.96/SF/yr—
Kidder Mathews27.2%——
Newmark26.4%——

Per-brokerage figures for Q2 2026, aggregated from published brokerage market reports.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average asking rent for office space in San Francisco?
CREhunt aggregates office asking-rent data for San Francisco from major brokerage market reports; see the quarterly table for the latest available figures.
What is the office vacancy rate in San Francisco?
The office vacancy rate in San Francisco was 26.4% as of Q2 2026 (Newmark).
Where does CREhunt's San Francisco market data come from?
This report aggregates quarterly office market data for San Francisco from Newmark, Kidder Mathews, CBRE, Colliers, Cushman & Wakefield, JLL, Savills, Avison Young.
How much do brokerage estimates differ for office space in San Francisco?
For Q2 2026, the brokerage sources CREhunt aggregates for San Francisco did not fully agree. On vacancy, the sources span 0.8 points — from 26.4% (Newmark) to 27.2% (Kidder Mathews). CREhunt reconciles these into a single consensus median rather than relying on any one brokerage.