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.
Nvidia looks to grow Silicon Valley property empire with headquarters expansion
AI giant files proposal for next building at Santa Clara campus
Artificial intelligence chip-making giant Nvidia is adding to its ambitious expansion ambitions in Silicon Valley with plans to tear down an aging warehouse next door to its massiv...
Dine-in movie chain Alamo Drafthouse expands in Silicon Valley following Sony deal
Texas-based chain plans new outposts in an age of theater turmoil
A cinema chain championed for its in-seat craft cocktails and strict no-texting-during-the-film policy is expanding in Silicon Valley.
PG&E closes deal to buy Oakland headquarters for record $900 million
Price of nearly $1,000 per square foot is far above recent deals for region
Pacific Gas & Electric has closed a deal it laid out in 2023 to buy its Oakland headquarters after relocating to the city from San Francisco in 2020, a move it billed at the time a...
Cushman & Wakefield taps office broker duo to lead growth in San Francisco suburbs
Brian Lagomarsino and Chad Arnold join firm's Walnut Creek office
Cushman & Wakefield has hired two veteran brokers from Colliers to fortify its commercial real estate team in the suburbs of the San Francisco Bay Area.
Blockbuster San Francisco office sale marks city's priciest deal in years
Acquisition of former Chevron headquarters is show of confidence in market's comeback
San Francisco real estate mogul Greg Flynn has made the city's most expensive office deal in roughly three years, providing the latest sign that the region's battered office market...
Will thousands of homes Google promised the Bay Area ever get built? Its latest move raises doubt.
Tech giant walks away from a mixed-use proposal near its Mountain View, California, headquarters
In 2019, Google pledged $1 billion to help ease a housing shortage in the San Francisco Bay Area, a problem the tech giant acknowledged it had helped create. The area still lacks a...
BXP to sell Silicon Valley properties once envisioned as tech parks
Real estate giant backs away from San Jose project after considering switch to housing
Landlord BXP is walking away from a development site once slated to become offices, and then housing, in Silicon Valley's largest city as rising costs threaten construction pipelin...
LinkedIn cuts 300 jobs in the San Francisco Bay Area
Layoffs follow broader reductions by parent company Microsoft
LinkedIn has laid off nearly 300 members of its San Francisco Bay Area-based staff as part of a broader wave of job cuts by its parent company, Microsoft.
AI startups lease space on the San Francisco waterfront
Early-stage tech firms ink slew of deals for two office complexes
San Francisco’s northern waterfront continues to strengthen its identity as an artificial intelligence hub with a handful of new leases at two big mixed-use campuses.
New York investor doubles down on San Francisco with top-dollar hotel deal
Park Hotels & Resorts sells Hyatt Centric Fisherman's Wharf to EOS Investors
San Francisco’s bleak hotel market saw a rare bit of action in recent days with the sale of the Hyatt Centric Fisherman’s Wharf to a New York-based hospitality investment group tha...
Massive housing proposal adds to San Francisco’s affordability strategies
Developer pitches 1,500 homes as rents surge to record highs
A long-stalled project that was once slated to become part of San Francisco’s next booming tech district could be the site of 1,500 new homes under a proposal to build two high-ris...
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Members-only social venues are a growing US hospitality niche
On a breezy Thursday evening, a group of San Francisco biohackers, futurists, influencers and techies gathered in a dim converted restaurant about a block from the waterfront for a...
Officials approve millions for affordable housing in Silicon Valley
Funding to pay for five developments in one of the nation's most expensive markets
Officials this week approved almost $29 million for affordable housing projects in Silicon Valley’s largest city.
Office complex sells in one of priciest deals for this California Bay Area city
Walnut Creek property sells for $111 million, still a steep discount
A large Bay Area office building in a prime location has sold for about half of what its last owners paid for the site back in 2018, as investors continue to take advantage of comm...
San Francisco’s real estate tax revenue grows for first time in years
More expensive buildings are selling as the city tries to turn a corner
More expensive buildings have sold in San Francisco in this fiscal year, a sign that the city’s battered post-COVID-19 office market finally may be starting to turn a corner.
Closing of this acclaimed San Francisco restaurant adds to city's property woes
One Market is latest tenant to depart struggling trophy property
The latest tenant to vacate a trophy property on the San Francisco waterfront is the nationally acclaimed One Market restaurant, an eatery that announced it would close after more ...
Buyers take further advantage of Bay Area office discounts
Two Silicon Valley offices sell for nearly $80 million
Two office properties in Silicon Valley have changed hands at deeply discounted prices, as owner-users and other smaller players take advantage of once-in-a-lifetime deals.