By Sharon Simonson Despite the nation’s itinerant recovery, investors remain interested in Silicon Valley and San Francisco commercial property, while downtown Oakland seems on the cusp of capturing technology-tenant overflow, brokers told an East Bay audience Aug. 14. “I don’t sense a slowdown at all,” said Ken Meyersieck, a senior vice president for Colliers in Oakland. […]
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