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Bay Area Still Leads in Workplace Transformation

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By Jacob Bourne Design professionals are at the forefront of sweeping changes occurring in many workplaces on an international level, however these changes are especially salient in the Bay Area...
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Swift Selected as Buyer of 1390 Market in San Francisco for $110MM

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By Jon Peterson San Francisco-based Swift Real Estate Partners has been awarded a contract to acquire the 1390 Market office building in San Francisco for $110 million, according to sources...
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Gilbane Uses Gamers to Reinvent Design & Construction Process

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By Meghan Hall Providence, RI-based Gilbane Building Company is one of several real estate and construction companies looking for ways to integrate technology in its daily work. For Gilbane, the...
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McNellis: Density and California’s Senate Bill 827

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By John McNellis Give Scott Weiner a medal. While not a complete solution, the state senator’s proposed bill, SB 827, directly addresses California’s two most pressing issues—our housing shortage and...
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Google Spends Another $79.6MM on Two Properties in San Jose and Mountain View

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By Vladimir Bosanac Google’s insatiable demand for real estate in Silicon Valley continues unabated, as the company continues to gobble up available real estate next to properties that it already...
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DivcoWest Sells Plaza San Ramon for $72.2MM

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By Vladimir Bosanac San Francisco-based DivcoWest has completed the sale of Plaza San Ramon, a two building Class B office complex totaling approximately 312,000 square feet at 2000-2010 Crow Canyon...
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San Jose Parking Lot Sells for $25.7MM

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By Vladimir Bosanac Interest in San Jose properties continues unabated. An entity that recently purchased the Bank of Italy building in downtown San Jose late last year, is continuing to...
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Gaw Capital in Talks to Buy HNA’s 123 Mission St. Property in San Francisco

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By Vladimir Bosanac HNA Group, the Chinese conglomerate that has been on a spending spree over the last few years, seems to have hit a wall. Numerous reports cite an...
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Hunter Storm Pays $34MM for Additional Land Next to Its Burgeoning Coleman Highline Campus

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By Vladimir Bosanac On the heels of announcing the first lease at its 1.5-million-square-foot, Gensler-designed Coleman Highline project in San Jose, Cupertino-based Hunter Storm took additional land next to the...
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Reverses Months-Long Decision to Locate in Santa Clara, Picks San Jose...

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By Vladimir Bosanac Months after Hewlett Packard Enterprise announced that it would be moving its corporate headquarters to Santa Clara from Palo Alto, the company made a decision instead that...

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