Bay Area Nonprofits Brace For Difficult Summer
The pandemic has made an already difficult real estate situation for many Bay Area nonprofits even more trying.
The pandemic has made an already difficult real estate situation for many Bay Area nonprofits even more trying.
The discount accompanies the $700M-plus deal advancing after a delay in proceedings.
Construction pipeline in S.F. much more robust than last year, picking up some work that was delayed due to coronavirus pandemic. Office market still struggles.
The Whittier Trust Co. of Nevada sold a Union Square retail property in downtown San Francisco for $30M.
Navigating the market has grown more difficult, and even "toxic," one source said.
Under the Family Zoning Plan, buildings of six to eight stories are allowed on most transportation corridors and on corner lots larger than 8K SF.
Litwin Management snapped up a strong retail center in Laveen.
The Bellevue-based buyer, Park Row LLC, recently sold Park Row shopping center to Bosa Development.
A rapidly growing hardware manufacturer decided on the middle of S.F. for its 42K SF hub.
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