Subscribe
Home INDUSTRY news Comprehensive Approach Needed to Solve Housing Issue in Bay Area
INDUSTRY newsResidential

Comprehensive Approach Needed to Solve Housing Issue in Bay Area

August 17, 20163 Mins read505
Share
Unison Home Ownership Investors, San Francisco, Bay Area
Share
By Jacob Bourne A team of researchers at the University of California, Berkeley are working to bette
Thank you for your interest in The Registry. You must Subscribe or Log In to read the rest of this content.
Share
Black Creek Group, Industrial Property Trust, Prologis, Morgan Stanley & Co., Eastdil Secured, Hogan Lovells, Denver, Previous post CityView Creates $150MM Investment Fund; Seeks Deals in San Francisco and Seattle

Partner Content

188 W St. James San Jose

First Look at the Reimagined 188 West Saint James, Downtown San Jose’s Premier Residential Condominium Towers

ByFebruary 6, 2026

2026 Northern California CRE Rising Stars

NorCal rising stars 2026

Partner Content

Hacienda Business Park

Hacienda Shows Stabilization and Leasing Momentum Early in 2026

ByJanuary 27, 2026


Recent Posts

Silicon Valley and Green Hills at Dusk from Monument Peak,

Intel Gains Approval for 107,000 SQFT Manufacturing Facility in Santa Clara

ByFebruary 16, 2026
mia-baker-jjhvyxm34nY-unsplash-coworking

San Francisco Coworking Inventory Hits 3.83MM SQFT in Q4 as U.S. Total Reaches 159MM SQFT

February 16, 2026
towfiqu-barbhuiya-HNPrWOH2Z8U-unsplash-shopping

Half Moon Bay Investor Acquires 85,000 SQFT Shopping Center in Santa Rosa for $15.67MM

February 16, 2026
Pohlad Companies, Federal Reserve, Federal Open Market Committee, Consumer Price Index, Northmarq, Marquette Asset Management, Marquette Financial Companies, Apocalypse Corporation, Alabama Investment Managers, Stanford University, Palo Alto, University of Kansas, Dixon Group, The Dixon Foundation of Birmingham, Jeremiah Program, St. Patrick’s Church, Edina, Cystic Fibrosis Society of Minnesota, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation

U.S. Payrolls Rise 130,000 in January as Unemployment Falls to 4.3%

February 16, 2026
planet-volumes-r-GJH9d1REk-unsplash-work

Q4 Employment Cost Index Rises 3.4%, Marking Slowest Compensation Growth Since 2021

February 16, 2026
Related Articles
Silicon Valley and Green Hills at Dusk from Monument Peak,
AECIndustrialINDUSTRY news

Intel Gains Approval for 107,000 SQFT Manufacturing Facility in Santa Clara

Construction on two three-story buildings at Bowers Campus will begin mid-2026, with...

ByFebruary 16, 2026
mia-baker-jjhvyxm34nY-unsplash-coworking
CommercialFeaturedINDUSTRY news

San Francisco Coworking Inventory Hits 3.83MM SQFT in Q4 as U.S. Total Reaches 159MM SQFT

Flexible workspace footprint grows 5 percent quarter-over-quarter locally, even as operators prioritThank...

ByFebruary 16, 2026
towfiqu-barbhuiya-HNPrWOH2Z8U-unsplash-shopping
FinanceINDUSTRY newsRetail

Half Moon Bay Investor Acquires 85,000 SQFT Shopping Center in Santa Rosa for $15.67MM

North Bay retail center trades after more than 40 years of ownership...

ByFebruary 16, 2026
Pohlad Companies, Federal Reserve, Federal Open Market Committee, Consumer Price Index, Northmarq, Marquette Asset Management, Marquette Financial Companies, Apocalypse Corporation, Alabama Investment Managers, Stanford University, Palo Alto, University of Kansas, Dixon Group, The Dixon Foundation of Birmingham, Jeremiah Program, St. Patrick’s Church, Edina, Cystic Fibrosis Society of Minnesota, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
FeaturedFinanceINDUSTRY news

U.S. Payrolls Rise 130,000 in January as Unemployment Falls to 4.3%

Wells Fargo Economics says stronger hiring and steady 3.7 percent wage growth...

ByFebruary 16, 2026
Social Media Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com
© Copyright 2024 Jellywp. All rights reserved powered by Jellywp.com