LinkedIn is all set to become the latest company to lease out the top floors of its glass-wrapped San Francisco skyscraper to the public. The employment-focused social media platform has put up the top five floors of its 63,000 square feet, 26-story building for rental till December 2027. The news comes a few months after Meta announced it was ready to abandon its 435,000 square feet San Francisco building once its lease expired in 2031. Companies such as Airbnb, Paypal, Slack, Lyft and Salesforce have left tens of thousands of square footage buildings in the city in the past year. LinkedIn has put up the top five floors of its 26-story building for rental till December 2027 Companies such as Starbucks, who have entirely ended remote working, also shut down seven stores in San Francisco this week.The news comes a few months after Meta announced it was ready to abandon its 435,000 square feet San Francisco building once its lease expired in 2031While AirBnb and Paypal have completely embraced remote work setups, others have simply just left the city. Companies such as Starbucks, who have entirely ended remote working, also shut down seven stores in San Francisco this week. Disney has too recalled all of its employees back to its offices
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