New York's tech workforce of 394,300 surpasses the Bay Area
Original headline뉴욕 기술 인력 39만4300명, 베이 에어리어 앞질렀다
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New York’s metro area has overtaken the San Francisco Bay Area as the largest U.S. tech talent market, with 394,300 tech jobs versus 375,730, according to an August CBRE report. New York added more than 30,000 tech workers between 2022 and 2025, while the Bay Area lost nearly 24,000 over the same period. CBRE Vice Chair Lauren Crowley Corrinet said New York now sits atop the tech labor market, citing the city’s density of amenities and appeal as a place to live. Much of New York’s gain came from outside traditional tech occupations, suggesting demand is broadening into other industries. The shift matters because tech hiring is a key driver of office demand and regional economic growth. Next, watch whether the Bay Area’s decline persists and how much of New York’s momentum comes from non-tech sectors.
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