Apple, Nvidia Among Tech Companies Buying Bay Area Office In Renewed Investment Push
Apple, Nvidia and LinkedIn have all made office purchases this year.
Apple, Nvidia and LinkedIn have all made office purchases this year.
TruAmerica makes a $72M multifamily buy in Loudoun, JBG signs a hardware store in National Landing, Aldi opens on H Street, and more.
The biggest deals in the Bay Area in May.
Amazon said it plans to cut 14,000 corporate positions, while UPS has eliminated 34,000 positions and exited 93 leased and owned buildings so far this year.
New leases from companies like WeWork, MakeOffices, Industrious, Mindspace, Bond Collective and others are quickly expanding D.C.'s coworking market.
The Woodlands officials and developers are focused on the construction of more office property while Conroe officials want to attract industrial users.
Housing is needed to support aspirations by area developers and government officials to spur on massive amounts of office, retail development.
Stream already has operations in Orange County and the Inland Empire.
As Americans get older, developers are hoping they can find space for medical offices through conversions.
The move to divest from the stores comes nearly one year after Verizon laid off 13,000 staff in the biggest reorganization in the company's history.
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