Apartment complex sells in fast-growing suburb of California capital
Investor buys 'value-add' property in West Sacramento
A 126-unit apartment complex in the growing Northern California suburb of West Sacramento has changed hands.
Big tech is spending record sums on data centers. Investors show concern.
Executives for Google, Meta, Microsoft defend investment in AI networks
Three of the nation's biggest tech giants spent nearly $80 billion last quarter on data centers and other networks for artificial intelligence. And executives for Microsoft, Meta a...
Blackstone-backed engineering unit inks large industrial lease in Silicon Valley
Therma LLC to occupy San Jose logistics center as industrial market faces challenges
A Bay Area company that’s spent decades making the heating, ventilation and plumbing systems for Silicon Valley giants like Apple, Intel and Genentech has signed a full building le...
Goodman Group expands US data center buildout to Silicon Valley
Industrial giant to build San Jose 'innovation center' as landlords vie for a piece of the AI boom
One of the world’s largest industrial landlords is expanding its efforts to get in on a piece of California’s artificial intelligence boom with plans to build data centers on a rec...
Investor tied to Canadian business magnate extends California retail shopping spree
Jim Pattison Group acquires fully leased grocery-anchored mall near Sacramento
A real estate firm tied to a Canadian business magnate bought an outdoor mall in the suburbs of California’s capital city, as grocery-anchored shopping centers continue to outperfo...
San Francisco mayor, lawmakers seize office opening to tout city comeback, and it's not for AI
Officials use Tubi event to say downtown rebounding to 'stronger than before'
Before the pandemic, a company relocating into new offices in downtown San Francisco was unlikely to merit a press conference attended by the mayor, a prominent state senator and a...
Planned life sciences project in San Francisco Bay Area nixed in favor of housing
Oxford Properties looks to sell Emeryville property amid declining biotech demand
Four years ago, with the COVID-19 pandemic still in full swing, Oxford Properties paid $31 million for two parcels in the growing life sciences hotbed of Emeryville, California.
San Francisco arts school to sell off swath of downtown real estate
Academy of Art University looks to shed 10 city properties
A private, for-profit arts university that became one of San Francisco’s biggest landlords is selling a huge chunk of its downtown real estate.
Investor adds to activity for busy Silicon Valley manufacturing hub
Deal adds to Fremont's reputation as Bay Area advanced manufacturing hub
An investor has scooped up two fully leased industrial flex properties in the Silicon Valley city of Fremont, as the Bay Area town continues to bolster its reputation as a growing ...
High-end audio retailer chooses San Francisco to anchor West Coast expansion
Bang & Olufsen, home to $1,500 sculptured ear buds, to open three California stores
Danish audio brand Bang & Olufsen is choosing California for a retail rollout for its high-end products that include $1,500 ear buds advertised as “a study in wearable sculpture."
Inside the circular nature of OpenAI’s blockbuster data center deals
Nvidia's $100 billion investment raises questions on whether record spending will pay off
OpenAI's ambitions for its ChatGPT artificial intelligence platform are rising out of the Texas brushland in Abilene, where a complex the size of New York's Central Park embodies t...
San Francisco workers are returning to the office
Foot traffic jumped 19% over last September, report finds
A growing number of backpack-toting tech workers have been joining the robotaxis and scooter-riding food delivery people on the streets of downtown San Francisco.
'Laid back yet lively' marina on San Francisco Bay is for sale
Alameda Marina anchors a $1 billion mixed-use redevelopment project
The Alameda Marina is for sale, with Colliers brokers marketing the property as a “laid-back yet lively waterfront atmosphere in the heart of the San Francisco Bay Area."
New California laws address student housing shortage
Many in the nation's largest public university system live in cars, campers, cheap hotels
At less than $18,000 per year, tuition at the University of California at Berkeley is cheaper than at some other U.S. institutions of higher education. But finding an affordable pl...
Investor buys former hardware store site approved for housing in Silicon Valley
Florida-based Millrose Properties pays $44 million for Sunnyvale property
Hundreds of homes could sprout on the site of a Silicon Valley hardware store that’s been shuttered for the better part of a decade.
Affordable housing project at former Bay Area Chevron headquarters passes milestone
Officials greenlight Bishop Ranch project for working families and seniors
Officials have given their blessing to the first fully affordable apartment complex inside Bishop Ranch, a sweeping project to transform one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s largest...
AI startup that takes notes for doctors expands to San Francisco office building
Abridge leases entirety of building that has housed previous generation of startups
A tenant has signed on for an entire century-old industrial-turned-office building in San Francisco that was vacant when a local investment firm scooped it up at a bargain price ba...
California governor signs criticized law to build apartments near public transit
Senate bill changes zoning to allow buildings up to nine stories near transit hubs in big cities
California cities could see taller apartment buildings and more of them sprouting near transit stops under a historic bill signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Newmark to move to smaller, newer Silicon Valley office building
Firm inks lease at amenity-filled Santana West in San Jose
Newmark has announced plans to move to its Silicon Valley office to a new, smaller space in a sleek office building early next year.
Tech startup is latest to expand to Uber’s former headquarters in San Francisco
Pump.co lease bolsters hope for struggling neighborhood
A startup that calls itself the “Costco for cloud” is the latest technology firm in San Francisco to move into new and expanded office space.