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Industry executives told Bisnow they saw Bowser as a positive force for real estate development, and they worry the next mayor won't be so friendly.
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The East Bay 880 corridor has benefited from the Bay Area's unprecedented job growth, but challenges lie ahead.
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The White House has turned to a 52-year-old law to justify its latest levies after the last batch expired and the Supreme Court blocked the preferred route.
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Major shifts in the retail market are starting to settle into place, and real estate players have a renewed sense of optimism.
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Better technologies allow increasing automation in property management, but it isn't always simple to implement.
The demand for data centers is spiking in the Pacific Northwest.
A cloud computing specialist is moving to Westwood, to double its HQ space.
JP Morgan is thinking about cutting the cord, after decades of transmitting trades by phone line, and moving to an Internet-based cloud system.
Data centers could shrink as the sector continues to evolve.
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Metro has found a development team to redo the Greer Stadium site.
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