U.S. Office · NYC & SF
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Dealman turns news coverage, press releases, and market research into daily YES/NO signals for office real estate.
Current YES signal
Higher means current cited signals lean more strongly toward YES for this exact question.
Aug 7, 2026Sep 16, 2026
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YES San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie
Code-derived: a YES vote for a cause supports the base market question.
“Today, most San Franciscans feel our city is finally moving in the right direction, but many are also asking whether they can still afford to live here. Today, we are taking action to tackle San Francisco’s rent emergency head-on and help San Franciscans stay in their homes,”
YES Daniel Lurie, San Francisco mayor
Lurie says residents question whether they can afford to live in San Francisco.
“Today, most San Franciscans feel our city is finally moving in the right direction, but many are also asking whether they can still afford to live here,”
YES San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie
The mayor directly described rising rents.
“Rising rents are making it harder for the people who have built their lives here to stay here.”
YES Ali Wunderman
The author describes the cost of a one-bedroom as too high and links it to City Hall decisions.
“Every condition we’re living inside right now — the cost of a one-bedroom (too much), the shape of the skyline (phallic), who holds power and who doesn’t (read the Nob Hill Gazette) — is the result of a decision, usually made in Room 200 at City Hall.”