Flex office provider relocates to new upgraded digs in downtown San Francisco
Coworking companies race to add amenities and new flexible spaces
Flexible office space provider Carr Workplaces has relocated its downtown San Francisco coworking space to a neighboring building that’s outfitted with new amenities and communal s...
PG&E invests to meet surging demand for Silicon Valley data centers
Electricity requirements to fuel AI boom could double in next five years
Northern California’s dominant power supplier, Pacific Gas & Electric, is scrambling to keep up with the explosion of data centers in and around the San Francisco Bay Area.
JLL expands new advanced manufacturing group
Mario Ochoa to work virtually in the firm's Silicon Valley office
JLL has hired Mario Ochoa to help run its newly formed advanced manufacturing group in Silicon Valley.
Cushman & Wakefield beefs up San Francisco capital markets team
JP LeVeque joins Equity, Debt & Structured Finance team in the western U.S.
Cushman & Wakefield has hired industry veteran JP LeVeque in its San Francisco office as it bulks up its equity, debt and structured finance team in the Western United States.
Why these California banks are bullish on branch expansion
Five Star Bank, other financial institutions add real estate to vie for start-ups
Shuttered bank branches have been turned into fancy restaurants, boutique hotels, community centers and funeral homes across the nation. But in the San Francisco Bay Area, a handfu...
San Francisco appoints new planning director as it seeks to bring back economy
Real estate executive Sarah Dennis Phillips to take over key role
San Francisco’s mayor announced the appointment of a new planning director as part of a shake-up of key positions as he tries to boost the city’s economy and add thousands of units...
Potential office park conversion adds to apartment boom in this Silicon Valley city
New law inspires a flurry of housing proposals in San Mateo, California
Last November, voters in the tidy suburban town of San Mateo, about 20 miles south of San Francisco, passed a law that raised height and density limits in parts of the city where o...
Storied San Francisco hotel known for hosting rock stars to close
The Phoenix was an oasis for creatives and free spirits in a tough neighborhood
A storied San Francisco motor lodge that became famous as a touring hangout for rock stars like Kurt Cobain, David Bowie, Neil Young, Sinead O’Conner and the members of the Red Hot...
Amazon's self-driving car operation opens plant in California's Bay Area
Zoox robotaxi unit to start in Las Vegas, San Francisco
Amazon’s Zoox robotaxi operation has opened a major factory in the Bay Area as it ramps up to compete with self-driving vehicles such as Google’s Waymo and Tesla, which is schedule...
Hines acquires industrial data center power facility in Silicon Valley
Fremont, California, facility is fully leased to Bloom Energy
Global real estate firm Hines paid $27.1 million for an industrial facility housing an energy company that powers data centers in a tech manufacturing hub in Silicon Valley.
Fate of San Francisco's largest mall in flux with another sale delay
San Francisco Centre keeps bleeding major tenants ahead of auction
Two years after real estate giant Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield and its partner, Brookfield Properties, effectively walked away from San Francisco’s largest shopping center, the mall’s...
Proposed surf park on San Francisco Bay harks back to 'the Coney Island of the West'
Developers pitch mixed-use concept in Alameda, California, as consumers lean into activities
In the early 20th century, Neptune Beach in the San Francisco Bay Area was known as the Coney Island of the West. Beachgoers flocked to the waterfront amusement park in Alameda to ...
King Street Properties hires broker as it expands West Coast life science portfolio
Tanner Larson joins after seven years at Kilroy in the San Francisco Bay Area
Developer King Street Properties has hired Bay Area broker Tanner Larson as it continues to beef up its life sciences portfolio on the West Coast.
Dermody scoops up Wayfair warehouse in California's Central Valley
Company focusing on logistics properties buys sprawling industrial site in I-5 corridor
A company that’s been a prolific developer of logistics properties clustered around major e-commerce routes across the United States has acquired a warehouse in California’s San Jo...
Berkeley officials approve city's largest housing tower that developer says may not get built
Tariffs and construction costs block new housing in California
Officials in Berkeley have approved what could be the city's tallest residential tower, a display of just how much politics around housing in California have shifted in the past fe...
This office building's fireplace, cocktails and massages try to overcome San Francisco's market woes
The Cove also deploys a vinyl-themed speakeasy and a spa-like fitness center as workplace landlords use perks to lure tenants
On a foggy San Francisco Monday, a couple of workers tap on laptops in an airy space akin to a five-star hotel lobby, with a fireplace and an abstract painting by artist Jimmy McCa...
Three more Bay Area hotels default on loans
Two East Bay hotels, San Jose property are latest to risk foreclosure
The San Francisco Bay Area’s struggling post-pandemic hospitality market has registered more casualties, with three hotels in the region defaulting on loans.
Redco Development makes latest San Francisco real estate play with deal for vacant office
Family-owned firm buys building previously occupied by tech startups
Family-owned Redco Development has further cemented its reputation as a prolific investor in post-pandemic San Francisco real estate, closing its bid to buy an empty office buildin...
Why California is falling behind on housing requirements
Los Angeles and San Francisco raise doubts about recent reforms
A newly approved 489-unit apartment complex near Los Angeles International Airport shows just how hard it is to get housing built in California's biggest cities.
Industrial business park in Bay Area wine country changes hands
Six-building industrial complex sells for first time since 1990
An industrial flex property in the heart of the Sonoma County wine country north of San Francisco has changed hands for the first time in the 35-year-old property’s history.