Bisnow Exclusive: Peninsula's Biggest Deal

Cassidy Turley's Randy Keller and Marshall Hydorn have closed the Peninsula's largest industrial deal year to date: a 194k SF renewal by Williams-Sonoma at Brisbane's Crocker Industrial Park.
You would think Williams-Sonoma would serve up deals like this on a silver platter (assuming you put it on your wedding registry). The extension includes two buildings at the park, 435 and 440-448 Valley Dr, where the food-and-cutlery retailer has resided since 2002. We'll be speaking with Randy and Marshall, who repped landlord Harvest Properties, for an overview of the Bay Area's industrial market; stay tuned for details.

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