A Texas-based genetic testing company has leased almost 63,000 square feet in the San Francisco Bay Area in the latest sign of a gradual rebound for the life sciences sector after the overbuild of the pandemic years.
The Super Bowl has historically brought immense hotel demand to each host market, providing hotel owners the opportunity to push average daily rates well above standard pricing.
JPMorgan Chase's demand for office space isn't slowing as the finance company expands its already-vast real estate presence in New York City and elsewhere across the United States.
Google parent company Alphabet plans to double its capital expenditure budget this year, estimating it will spend up to $185 billion to solidify its position at the forefront of the global artificial intelligence boom.
Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic has leased an entire 25-story office tower in downtown San Francisco in the latest sign of how the industry is helping resurrect the city’s pandemic-battered office market.
Investment sales of retail properties in the San Francisco Bay Area took a step backward in 2025, with total sales volume falling below $2 billion. The result marks a change in momentum from 2024, when investment activity bounced back from the historic low of 2023.
Meta and Microsoft expect to spend a combined quarter trillion dollars this year on data centers and other artificial intelligence initiatives, and investors spent Thursday trying to digest what that means for each company.
Shoe retailer Allbirds is the latest digital-native company planning to close most of its stores after its foray into brick-and-mortar selling faltered.
Pinterest, the San Francisco-based company that invites users to make digital pinboards reflecting their lives, said it plans to cut staff and office space in the year ahead as it focuses more spending on artificial intelligence.
Venture capital firm General Catalyst has signed on to lease 70,000 square feet of office space in a World War II-era shipbuilding facility slated to be part of a major mixed-use redevelopment project on the San Francisco waterfront.
Alexandria Real Estate Equities signaled a possible national rebound in biotech property by racking up 1.2 million square feet in leases in the fourth quarter, nearly doubling the real estate investment trust's average of the past five quarters.
San Francisco’s largest mall has closed, ending a several-years-long saga in which the once-celebrated downtown property became a symbol of the city’s struggles following the COVID-19 pandemic. Now officials aim to make it another kind of emblem.
A South Korean video game company forked over more than $100 million for a Silicon Valley office building in the latest sign of recovery for the region’s office market.
Brookfield Properties aims to extend its national selling streak with the listing of a San Francisco office property as investors capitalize on the city's rebounding market.
San Francisco’s apartment market ended 2025 on a high note, with rents climbing to unprecedented levels. The metro area posted the nation's fastest annual rent growth, reflecting strong demand amid constrained supply. This surge is significant for a market that only two years ago faced declining rents and elevated vacancies. Today, the combination of robust tech hiring and muted construction has created one of the tightest rental environments in the country.
