At Long Last, A Truly Final 2021 Energy Code
Lauren Urbanek, Senior Energy Policy Advocate, Climate & Clean Energy Program
By Lauren Urbanek
It’s been a long time coming, but...
Despite Disappointing Legislative Session, Existing State Laws Can Change the Game for Housing Developers
Alan Murphy, Perkins Coie
By Alan Murphy, Perkins Coie LLP
This year’s legislative session was disappointing for all those who...
Why San Francisco Needs Prop H, and Formula Retail, to Succeed
Hansson
By Hans Hansson
This November, we need to vote to help save our small businesses, which are closing at...
Can the Shopping Mall Survive COVID-19?
By Richard W. Latella & Barrie Scardina
There are currently more than 1,000 malls struggling to re-engage a consumer distracted by the convenience...
Ghost Kitchens: Cooking up a Response to COVID-19
By Garrick Brown
Ghost kitchens (also referred to as cloud, commissary, dark, delivery or shadow kitchens) are delivery-only restaurants that, with the rise of third-party...
The End of the Great Compromise
By Nash Hurley
The era of the great compromise of work space has come to an end. For the better part of the last...
The Hospitality Industry Post-COVID: Finding a Path Forward
By Sam Newman and Gabrielle Cuskelly
Gabrielle Cuskelly, Associate
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) has wrought dramatic economic disruption affecting the...
Fortune 500 Companies Turning to Agile Seating for Safe Reentry & Long Term CRE...
COVID-19 has thrust the CRE industry into another transformative era. Causing C-suites to reflect on how they’ve supported employee productivity in the past and employees to redefine...
This is Air.
Josh Emig, Digifabshop
By Nash Hurley, Josh Emig and Marco Alves
Last month, before our outside air was filled with...
How Affordable Housing Gets Built With Brad Wiblin
By Teddy Swain
I first crossed paths with BRIDGE Housing during preliminary site investigations at a property in Oakland which my partner and I...
