San Francisco
The Pointe’s Buy Shows Life Science Predominance
The Bay Area life science market comprises 32 million square feet, with 5 million square feet under construction. Current demand… Read more
Freight Bottlenecks Cost U.S. Economy $42B in 2019
Freight bottlenecks cost the U.S. economy more than $42 billion in 2019, a hidden tax on the American people that… Read more
PG&E Looks to Sell HQ Complex to Hines
PG&E Corporation and Pacific Gas and Electric Company announced an agreement to sell the company’s San Francisco headquarters complex which… Read more
The Sale of The Switchyard is a Pivotal Moment for Recovery
The Switchyard, a 150,451-square-foot class-A creative office campus, recently sold in the Arts District of Los Angeles. San Francisco-based SteelWave… Read more
Bridge Industrial Names VP of Cold Storage
Bridge Industrial has brought in David Aschenbrand, formerly of Lineage Logistics, as its new VP of cold storage. He’lloversee the day-to-day operations and… Read more
Buyers Looking Up to Townhomes
An increasing number of cities are considering dropping single-family zoning preferences to encourage more housing. In Northern California alone, San… Read more
In Lending for Industrial Deals, “There’s No Such Thing as One Size Fits All”
With industrial having recently achieved the status of a close rival to multifamily in terms of investor interest, the subject… Read more
SL Green Trades Midtown South Offices for $325M
SL Green Realty Corp. said it agreed to sell 635-641 Sixth Ave. in Midtown South for $325 million. The buyer… Read more
Research Triangle Campus Lands $57M First-Mortgage Debt
Knighthead Funding provided repeat borrower Equator Capital Management with $57.25 million in short-term, first-mortgage debt to fund the buildout of… Read more
Salesforce Tower Officially Reopens to Vaccinated Employees
Salesforce’s headquarters and largest presence, Salesforce Tower, along with its office in Irvine, are now officially reopened after a year-long… Read more
Midsize Cities May Lead the Charge in the Recovery
While the pandemic-fueled flow of jobs and residents out of New York, San Francisco and other large coastal cities will… Read more
Visionary Architect Art Gensler Passes Away
Art Gensler, an architect and visionary who propelled a small practice into one of the largest firms in the industry,… Read more
Vornado Realty Completes $1.2B Refi of 555 California
Vornado Realty Trust recently completed a $1.2 billion refinancing of 555 California St., a three building 1.8 million-square-foot office campus… Read more
LAZ Acquires Serco Parking Services
LAZ recently acquired Los Angeles-based Serco Parking Services, the parking enforcement and parking meter management services of Serco Inc. Serco… Read more
Jamestown Sets Course for Levi’s Plaza to be Carbon Net Zero
Jamestown will invest in a clean energy transition at Levi’s Plaza to reach net zero carbon operations by 2025. The… Read more
Agile Workspace is Now “a Requirement for Major Landlords and Corporations Alike”
While demand for agility in office space selection increased in 2020, the average flexible workspace requirement size decreased by 29%,… Read more
Thoma Bravo Inks 37K-SF Office Lease at 830 Brickell in Miami
San Francisco-based private equity firm Thoma Bravo has signed a 36,500-square-foot office lease at 830 Brickell, a 55-story class A… Read more
Presidio’s Eleven-Eighty Old Mason Hits the Market in 2022
A unique leasing opportunity will be available next year at Eleven-Eighty Old Mason Street, located along Crissy Field with immediate… Read more
Beleaguered Hilltop Mall Gets New Lease on Life
San Francisco’s Prologis recently purchased the sparsely populated 78-acre Hilltop Mall in Richmond for $117 million, finally taking the retail… Read more