Innersense Organic Beauty Leases 15,000 SQFT at 175 Lennon Ln in Walnut Creek
Innersense Organic Beauty, the clean hair-care brand sold through salons and national beauty retailers, has signed a 14,865-square-foot direct lease at 175 Lennon...
Roseville Approves $580,000 Sale of Former Courthouse Site to Eden Housing for Senior Apartments
Roseville has handed a second developer a chance to build affordable senior housing on a downtown lot that has sat empty for more...
California Leads Nation as K-12 School Solar Doubles, New Generation180 Census Finds
California added more solar capacity at its K-12 schools over the past five years than most states have installed in total, cementing the...
38,870 SQFT Mission District Mixed-Use Portfolio Hits Market for $12MM
Nearly a Century in the Goode Family, San Bruno Avenue Parcel Now Offered as Covered Land Play A fully leased pocket of San...
The Residency Fills Three Former Academy of Art Dorms With 60 Startup Founders Paying Rent in Cash or Equity
The Residency, a live-work program for startup founders, has filled three former Academy of Art University dorms in Pacific Heights, Van Ness and...
Zoox Leases PGIM’s 354,000 SQFT LogistiCenter in Hayward, More Than Doubling Its Clawiter Road Footprint
Amazon-owned Zoox has taken both buildings at PGIM's LogistiCenter at Highway 92 in Hayward, a 353,653-square-foot commitment that puts three of the robotaxi...
WareSpace Pays $16MM for 64,000 SQFT South San Francisco Industrial Building, Plans 86 Micro-Bay Suites
WareSpace has entered the Bay Area with a $16.05 million purchase of a 1965 warehouse at 161 Starlite St. in South San Francisco,...
Shovel-Ready 174-Unit Grove Project in Oroville Listed for $3.4MM
A fully entitled apartment development in Butte County has hit the market at a price that hands a buyer construction-ready plans for well...
Supervisors Advance Rewrite of San Francisco’s Green Rules for City Buildings, Taking Effect July 2027
A Board of Supervisors committee has forwarded Board President Rafael Mandelman's overhaul of the green building chapter that governs San Francisco's own facilities,...
Prologis Bets on Bay Area Data Center Supply Chain as Regional Portfolio Holds 95.9% Occupancy
Prologis' third-quarter results show its Bay Area and Central Valley warehouses running near full while the company pushes deeper into data centers in...
TMG Partners, KKR Buy Vacant 435K SQFT Skyport Plaza in San Jose for $75.5MM, Sign 30-Year Lease with Santa Clara County
Two empty office towers in North San Jose formerly occupied by Qualcomm have found a buyer and a tenant at the same time....
Hacienda Maintains Momentum with Steady September Leasing Activity
Hacienda, the premier mixed-use business hub in Northern California, maintained steady momentum in September 2026, with space utilization edging upward and leasing activity...
California Leads Nation as K-12 School Solar Doubles, New Generation180 Census Finds
California added more solar capacity at its K-12 schools over the past five years than most states have installed in total, cementing the...
Supervisors Advance Rewrite of San Francisco’s Green Rules for City Buildings, Taking Effect July 2027
A Board of Supervisors committee has forwarded Board President Rafael Mandelman's overhaul of the green building chapter that governs San Francisco's own facilities,...
Prologis Bets on Bay Area Data Center Supply Chain as Regional Portfolio Holds 95.9% Occupancy
Prologis' third-quarter results show its Bay Area and Central Valley warehouses running near full while the company pushes deeper into data centers in...
Bay Area Lab Construction Shrinks to 800,000 SQFT as San Diego and Seattle Pipelines Go Dark
The San Francisco Bay Area’s life science construction pipeline has shrunk to 800,000 square feet while San Diego and Seattle have none underway,...
Brannan Street Becomes San Francisco’s Big-Deal Hub as SOMA Leads Q3 With 484,000 SQFT Absorbed
With three of the third quarter's six leases of 100,000 square feet or more landing in South of Market, San Francisco's biggest office...
San Francisco Posts Nation’s Fastest Office Visit Growth at 12.2% as AI Boom Pulls Workers Back
San Francisco office buildings drew 12.2 percent more visits in September than a year earlier, the fastest annual gain of any major U.S....
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Hacienda Maintains Momentum with Steady September Leasing Activity
Hacienda, the premier mixed-use business hub in Northern California, maintained steady momentum in September 2026, with space utilization edging upward and leasing...
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Innersense Organic Beauty Leases 15,000 SQFT at 175 Lennon Ln in Walnut Creek
Innersense Organic Beauty, the clean hair-care brand sold through salons and national beauty retailers, has signed a 14,865-square-foot direct lease at 175 Lennon...
San Jose Class A Office Vacancy Falls Below Its Long-Term Average as Class B and C Space Lags
Class A office vacancy in the San Jose metro fell 340 basis points in a year to 17.3 percent, slipping beneath the segment's...
Mission Bay Office Asking Rents Hit Record $130.90 Per SQFT as SOMA Rates Jump 32% Year Over Year
San Francisco office landlords are pricing their remaining large blocks like a seller's market again, driving Mission Bay/China Basin asking rents to a...
Savills: Silicon Valley Office Leasing Hits Post-Pandemic High of 4.9 Million SQFT
Silicon Valley office leasing more than doubled year over year to 4.9 million square feet in the third quarter of 2026, with Sunnyvale...
Savills: Silicon Valley Office Leasing Hits Post-Pandemic High of 4.9 Million SQFT
Silicon Valley office leasing more than doubled year over year to 4.9 million square feet in the third quarter of 2026, with Sunnyvale...
Thornberg Warns Bay Area Housing Faces ‘Bust Side’ as Mortgage Rates Climb Past 7%
Speaking at Star One Credit Union's third annual Bay Area Real Estate Forecast in Campbell, Beacon Economics founder Christopher Thornberg argued that an...
JLL Names Capital Markets Chief Mark Gibson Its First U.S. Country CEO, Taps Kevin MacKenzie as Successor
JLL has elevated Mark Gibson, the former HFF chief who has run its Americas capital markets business for seven years, into a newly...
HR&A Advisors Adds Former Biden White House Aide David Eichenthal to Sharpen Public Budget Practice
HR&A Advisors has brought on David Eichenthal, a veteran of the Biden White House, the U.S. Treasury and city finance offices from New...
Pacific Industrial Taps Link Logistics Veteran Bud Pharris as CEO to Drive Western U.S. Expansion
Long Beach-based developer Pacific Industrial has hired Bud Pharris, who ran Blackstone-owned Link Logistics' nine-market West Region, as chief executive officer to steer...
Woodmont Real Estate Services Taps Lilian Betancourt Norlin as Commercial Regional Manager for Peninsula, South Bay Portfolio
Belmont-based Woodmont Real Estate Services has hired Lilian Betancourt Norlin as a commercial regional manager, handing her a mix of office, industrial and...
Port of Oakland Taps Oakland Native Carl Cade as Chief Real Estate Officer to Lead Waterfront Revitalization
The Port of Oakland has handed control of its real estate portfolio, from Jack London Square to the Oakland Airport Business Park, to...
Salad Days
By John Cumbelich October 5, 2026 – True Food Kitchen files for bankruptcy. Is anyone shocked by the news that yet another salad...
Dinked: Have We Hit Peak Pickleball?
The Picklr’s Chapter 11 filing, driven by lease guarantees on roughly 40 franchise locations, may be the first sign that indoor pickleball’s real...
McNellis: Real Estate Beyond the Basics
A mortgage broker heard our talk to Menlo College students and wrote back with a sharper point: in commercial real estate, the real...
The Exit for the Rent-Capped Building
Prop 13 keeps him in. Rent control starves him. Prop 19 took away the ending he was counting on. There's a third door,...
The First Footprints in the Snow
AI's hit to jobs looks like a rounding error—until you see who's in the oven: gutted call centers and vanishing entry-level work. Narrow...
McNellis: Economists vs. Flipping Coins
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Bay Area Lab Construction Shrinks to 800,000 SQFT as San Diego and Seattle Pipelines Go Dark
The San Francisco Bay Area’s life science construction pipeline has shrunk to 800,000 square feet while San Diego and Seattle have none underway,...
Nordstrom Rack Returns to San Francisco With 51,000 SQFT Union Square Store at 2 Stockton Street
Three years after Nordstrom pulled both of its downtown San Francisco stores, the retailer is bringing its off-price Nordstrom Rack brand back to...
West Valley College Puts $170MM to Work on Performing Arts Center, Relocated Wellness Center in Saratoga
West Valley-Mission Community College District has put roughly $170 million in contracts to work on a new Performing Arts Center and a relocated...
Brannan Street Becomes San Francisco’s Big-Deal Hub as SOMA Leads Q3 With 484,000 SQFT Absorbed
With three of the third quarter's six leases of 100,000 square feet or more landing in South of Market, San Francisco's biggest office...
Brex and Cognition Trade 41,000 SQFT of Starter Space for 380,000 SQFT in SOMA, Testing San Francisco’s Startup Pipeline
As fast-growing AI and tech companies jump from 16,000- and 25,000-square-foot suites into full SOMA buildings, CBRE's Q3 2026 San Francisco office report...
Community Development Partners Starts Construction on $59MM, 92-Unit Canvas Affordable Housing in Downtown Fremont
Community Development Partners has started construction on Canvas, a five-story, 92-unit affordable community at 39340 Fremont Boulevard that pairs a 4 percent tax...
San Francisco Posts Nation’s Fastest Office Visit Growth at 12.2% as AI Boom Pulls Workers Back
San Francisco office buildings drew 12.2 percent more visits in September than a year earlier, the fastest annual gain of any major U.S....
Palo Alto Class B Office Trades Top $500 Per SQFT Even as Submarket Vacancy Barely Moves
Palo Alto's office vacancy improved just 10 basis points over the past year, trailing neighboring submarkets, yet institutional buyers frequently paid more than...
