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Resolve AI holds 37,155 leased square feet in San Francisco on the public record

Resolve AI has 1 San Francisco location as of October 2026, in Mission Bay. Every location has a published size. Rank 25 of 47 by observed square feet.

Leased square feet where public
37,155
Locations, October 2026
1
First recorded presence
August 2026
Rank by observed SF
25 of 47

Footprint

Observed square feet held, month by month

The line steps up when a deal is reported and steps down when a location's registration closes. The first deal with a public figure is a lease of 37,000 square feet at 350 Rhode Island Street, reported in August 2025.

Exhibit 1 Resolve AI: observed square feet in San Francisco, monthly from January 2019

Source: DataSF business registrations and DBI permits, SEC filings, press. Observed square feet only. Logos are trademarks of their owners.

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FromObserved SF
January 20190
August 202637,155

Locations

Resolve AI’s San Francisco locations, October 2026

Current locations
AddressNeighborhoodRecorded fromObserved SFTypeMapSources
350 Rhode Island Street Mission Bay August 2026 37,155 Lease signed On the map Link 1Link 2

Source: DataSF business registrations and DBI permits, SEC filings, press. Observed square feet only. "Recorded from" is the date of the registration or the press report of a signing, not a move-in date.

Lease tape

Leases and subleases with public square feet

Square feet as each source states them. An expansion that restates a location's total shows as a second row at the same address.

Deals reported for Resolve AI
ReportedAddressTypeSFPrior occupantSource
August 2025350 Rhode Island StreetLease signed37,000Link
August 2026350 Rhode Island StreetLease signed37,155Link

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