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Inside the vault: A rare look at where the Bay Area’s cash lives and dies

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By Kevin V. Nguyen Verified, Kevin Nguyễn
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Published Sep. 4, 2026at6:00am Even banks need a bank of their own. For the hundreds of institutions in nine western states and scattered across the Pacific, that role falls to a heavily secured building in San Francisco. The operations of the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank in front of the Ferry Building start each day in the early morning, when armored trucks arrive with bags of cash sent by local banks the night before.
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This firm bet on a dead downtown block. Then Anthropic made it ‘AI Alley’

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By Kevin V. Nguyen Verified, Kevin Nguyễn
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Published Sep. 1, 2026at6:00am To the typical passerby, Howard Street in the southern Financial District looked as dead as any other downtown corridor back in 2022. Slack, Fitbit, and Stubhub had cleared out, leaving office buildings empty along the block straddling Salesforce Park. But Chris Cimino, head of KPMG’s San Francisco office, saw something different. He and his leadership team heard rumors that an AI company, flush with capital, was about to move in.
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Amazon took Google’s building. That’s the Silicon Valley office recovery

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By Kevin V. Nguyen Verified, Kevin Nguyễn
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
One of the largest office deals in the U.S. took place in one corner of Silicon Valley. Between the seven buildings it occupies at Moffett Place and Moffett Gateway in Sunnyvale, Google’s lease renewal this summer accounted for more than 2 million square feet  — putting it behind only Bank of America’s 2.4-million-square-foot deal (opens in new tab) this year in midtown Manhattan.
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