Urban Catalyst Plows Ahead, Submits Four Site Development Permit Applications Back-to-Back
By Meghan Hall
In the two years since its establishment, Urban Catalyst has been extraordinarily busy, pursing seven different development projects in concert with one another. While some developers have...
New LEED Guidance from USGBC Helps Cities and Communities Expand Resilience Efforts in Response...
Credits integrate public health and social equity with sustainability planning
Washington, D.C. – (July 22, 2020) – The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has released two new Safety First pilot credits as...
700,000 SQFT Fireman’s Fund Building in Novato Will Test Market Interest in Suburban Office...
By Jon Peterson
One of the effects of COVID-19 has been a renewed talk about the interest in suburban office from both real estate investors and tenants. For some, the...
San José Light Tower Receives 960 Entries for an Iconic Landmark in Silicon Valley
Artists and designers from 72 countries and 6 continents submitted designs for Arena Green
The San José Light Tower Corporation (SJLTC) announced they received close to 1,000 submissions—from participants in...
“On Purpose, Rather than in Reaction”: Developers of San Jose’s Assembly at North First...
By Meghan Hall
Across the commercial real estate industry, developers, landlords and AEC professionals alike have been discussing ways to ensure offices are safe and healthy as employees slowly return...
More Than Half of Multifamily Developers Report Ongoing Delays in Permitting and Starts Due...
Washington, D.C. – More than half (57 percent) of multifamily developer respondents reported construction delays in the jurisdictions where they operate, according to the fourth edition of the National Multifamily Housing...
584-Acre Property in Carmel Valley Hits the Market for the First Time, Pricing ~$25.75MM
By Meghan Hall
A huge undeveloped property totaling 584 acres has hit the market for the first time in history. The property, which has been owned by a local family...
Blach Construction and Quattrocchi Kwok Architects Deliver Healthier Folia Classrooms to COVID-era Schools
Innovative Air Filtration System Significantly Reduces Airborne Contaminants in Folia School Buildings
San Jose/Santa Rosa, Calif., July 14, 2020 – Blach Construction (Blach) and Quattrocchi Kwok Architects (QKA), creators of Folia, introduce an innovative air-filtration method that scientifically...
Even as Northern California CRE Market Pauses, Kennedy Wilson Sees Room for Growth
By Meghan Hall
While some are taking a step back out of concerns for economic uncertainty, Kennedy Wilson has been active on multiple fronts throughout the Bay Area. Over the...
“House Your Future:” Seattle-Based Hatchback Cottages Looks to Disrupt Housing Industry with Innovative DADU...
By Meghan Hall
Multifamily development has typically been viewed as the most efficient way to combat Seattle’s housing imbalance for the simple reasoning that density maximizes available land in ways...
