NorCal Tech Buildings Now Doubling As Tourist Attractions

Tech buildings and campuses in northern California like Googleplex and Apple Park are now tourist attractions.

Experience And Showrooming Are Big Trends In Retail. But How Do You Measure Their Success?

Everyone's talking about it, how do you actually do it?

As Minimum Wages Rise, Hotels, Industrial, Retail Are Feeling The Pressure

Rising labor costs associated with minimum wage increases are presenting challenges to businesses across the commercial real estate industry.

The Promises And Political Perils Of Chinese Modules

A modular concept that tested well in Berkeley could reach a whole new scale in San Francisco.

Shrinking Yields, Boom-Bust Fears Push DFW From No. 1 Spot On Investor Target List

Dallas-Fort Worth is still a top market for real estate investors and developers, but it's no longer No. 1 after being edged out by Austin.

The Small Bay Area Cities Seeing The Most Office Investment

In a list of California cities with the most office recent development, the Bay Area dominates.

As Costs And Local Headwinds Mount, San Francisco's Multifamily Starts Plummet 62%

Here's What D.C. Looked Like In 1933, The Last Time The City Hosted A World Series

Construction projects underway in the early 1930s included the Federal Triangle complex, the National Cathedral and the Arlington Memorial Bridge.

As California's Office Growth Slows, Is The Sun Belt Just Getting Started?

Several Sun Belt cities could have San Francisco and Silicon Valley beat this decade.

Without A Trace: For Tenants And Employees, Contact Tracing May Be A Tough Sell

Buildings and employers are considering contact tracing to keep the coronavirus at bay. Is it a terrible idea?