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.
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.
A power family trio of Silicon Valley brokers left Colliers after more than two decades to join Kidder Mathews as the firm continues to expand in key West Coast markets.
Simon Property Group has found an upside in Saks Global's bankruptcy, saying it expects to collect significantly more in rent from tenants who will fill space in closed Saks Off 5th stores. And there's another potential bright spot: The mall owner's $100 million investment in the luxury giant in 2024 gave it control of real estate that's in short supply.
Shorenstein's 2021 bet on Silicon Valley's post-pandemic office rebound is starting to pay off, thanks to the artificial intelligence boom rippling throughout the region.
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.
Blackstone Mortgage Trust has completed a $1 billion commercial real estate collateralized loan obligation offering, adding to a surge of such deals coming to market in 2026 compared to last year's start.
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.
Expanding fitness chain Life Time chose the fast-growing San Diego suburb of Chula Vista for its latest complex, part of a larger push by the company based near Minneapolis to increase nationally as retail centers welcome gyms as gathering places.
Simon Property Group is asking a bankruptcy court to give it approval to terminate two leases that Saks Global has for stores in its shopping centers — despite the luxury retailer’s pending bankruptcy.
A Silicon Valley company that makes artificial intelligence software for businesses has tripled its office footprint near California's technology capital.
Just six months after artificial intelligence firm Databricks signed on to fill a Silicon Valley office building, the company is already stretching to take more space in the building next door.
Interstate Equities and global asset manager PGIM teamed up to buy four apartment complexes in California's Silicon Valley and downtown Seattle, two of the tech industry’s home regions.
Acacia Capital Corp. purchased Sofia Apartments, a 286-unit multifamily property in Santa Clara, California, for $183 million from SummerHill Homes. The transaction works out to about $640,000 per unit, significantly above Santa Clara County's average of $458,000 per unit for large multifamily properties.
After falling for four years, the Bay Area’s industrial investment market posted a modest recovery in 2025, though overall sales remain well below pre-interest-rate-rise highs.
The way hotel loans are performing in California is in transition, shaped by uneven operating recovery, rising debt costs and a growing bifurcation between stabilized properties and those still navigating long-term, built-in challenges.
National office developer BXP is ramping up plans to offload some properties in order to free up the capital necessary to replace them with more attractive assets as demand and valuations for office buildings rise.
California hotel transaction activity in 2025 reflected a highly uneven recovery, with sharp gains in select cities offset by pullbacks across several traditionally active regions. Sales data show that capital is increasingly concentrated in a narrower set of locations, while overall deal activity remains dominated by smaller transactions and private buyers.
