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Bay Area’s Tight Industrial Market Sparks Commercial Condo Revival

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A rare crop of owner-occupied units in Oakley signals renewed appetite for owning versus leasing in the East Bay The industrial real estate market has long favored landlords over tenants, but a new development east of San Francisco is betting that business owners are ready to take matters into their own hands—literally. Cushman & Wakefield […]

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