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AI Recruiter Juicebox Gobbles Up SoMa Space After $80 Million Windfall

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Published on June 01, 2026
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Juicebox, the San Francisco-based AI recruiting startup, is spreading out downtown after an $80 million Series B, nearly doubling its footprint with fresh office space in SoMa. The bigger digs come as the company steps up hiring in the city and continues to build out its product and sales teams.

As reported by CoStar, Juicebox has taken additional space at 77 Federal St in the South of Market district, a move that significantly increases its local presence. The 77 Federal building was completed in 2020 after the demolition of two older structures, and construction filings list Aralon Properties as the owner, according to Levelset.

The lease follows the company's $80 million Series B disclosed in March, a round led by DST Global that valued Juicebox at roughly $850 million, the company said. In a press release via Business Wire, Juicebox said the capital will accelerate product development, grow its enterprise go-to-market team and fund an international office; the company also said it serves more than 5,000 customers and has tripled ARR since its Series A.

Hiring push and local jobs

Juicebox's public job listings show multiple San Francisco openings across sales, product and engineering, pointing to local headcount growth tied to the expanded office. Startups Gallery aggregates those listings and shows postings as recent as May, underscoring the company's ongoing recruiting push.

Why landlords and analysts are paying attention

Local coverage and market reporting indicate that AI-focused tenants have been among the more active lessees in SoMa, helping chip away at sublet availability and pulling new demand into downtown corridors. The San Francisco Chronicle and industry reporting say AI firms are a key factor in recent leasing momentum across the city, a trend that landlords are leaning into as they re-market space to growth-stage teams.