The seller of a $2.9 million San Francisco home is accepting payment in Anthropic or OpenAI stock - Business Insider
The listing for a newly restored three-bedroom home in San Francisco's Duboce Triangle neatly captures the city's AI-fueled real estate frenzy in one line: "Anthropic or OpenAI stock will be considered as payments."It has been less than 24 hours since the offer went live, and the listing agent, Rachel Swann, told Business Insider she has been flooded with interest."My phone has been blowing up," Swann said. "It seems to be something that's very exciting for people."San Francisco real estate and stock in the hottest AI companies have one thing in common: high demand and low supply, which naturally drives up prices.The 2,495-square-foot Duboce Triangle home is asking $2,995,000.