Hunter Storm & Verizon Break Ground on 640,000 SQFT Tech Hub at Coleman Highline...
SAN JOSE, CA – OCTOBER 30, 2019 – This morning, Verizon and Cupertino-based Hunter Storm celebrated the groundbreaking of Verizon’s new 640,000-square-foot technology hub at Coleman Highline—a massive, mixed-use, transit-oriented development...
WeWork to Launch WeWork Food Labs in San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, CA -- On November 1st, WeWork will launch WeWork Food Labs, a workspace and and global platform dedicated to startups impacting the future of sustainable food, at...
Okta’s Stacked Campus
By Vladimir Bosanac
When you look at the landscape of technology company campuses across the region, it quickly becomes apparent that the physical space of a neighborhood or a city...
Housing’s Missing Middle
By Meghan Hall
The term “Missing Middle” has rapidly gained notoriety in recent years, especially in markets such as the San Francisco Bay Area, where housing affordability has widely decreased...
San Jose’s VivaCalleSJ Pushes the Pedestrian Perspective
By Jack Stubbs
The city of San Jose — located in the center of the Santa Clara Valley and sitting on the southern shore of the San Francisco Bay —...
The Vision of Plan Bay Area 2050
By Jack Stubbs
Home to approximately 7.75 million people, Northern California’s San Francisco Bay Area comprises nine counties, and regional initiatives and city municipalities are continually looking for ways to...
The Wow Factor at Pier 5
By Meghan Hall
The San Francisco Bay Area is a top destination for venture capital funding thanks to the region’s numerous — and innovative — tech start-ups that have altered...
In an Effort to Diversify Transit Options, City of Cupertino Introduces On-Demand Transportation
By Meghan Hall
Commuting in the Bay Area is tedious for many and results in both a lot of time—and money. While there are numerous inter-agency transportation plans in the...
Alexandria & TMG Partners Acquire 264,000 SQFT 945 Market in San Francisco for $179MM
By Meghan Hall & Vladimir Bosanac
Pivoting is an often-deployed strategy around the Bay Area, and the current state of retail has forced one developer to rethink a 264,440 square...
Trending Towards Mediocrity: The Story of UC Berkeley’s Great Real Estate Experiment (Part 3)
The following is a three-part exposé of how the University of California, Berkeley came to the idea of creating a special department to manage all its real estate holdings...
