McNellis: Fickle Shades of Green
Making it in Real Estate (Part Seven): Fickle Shades of Green
By John McNellis
“Friendship is constant in all other things save in the office and affairs of love.”
Shakespeare had...
San Francisco Officially Passes its Long Awaited Central SOMA Plan
By M. Brett Gladstone, Esq., Partner, Hanson Bridgett LLP, San Francisco .
On December 4, 2018, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (on its second and final reading) approved the...
Transwestern Startup Stories: Sandy Liao – HomeLight
By Jack Seymour and Jason Burch
This series profiles innovative companies and how they are adapting to the challenges of Bay Area Shelter-In-Place orders in the wake of COVID-19.
Founded in...
Retuning Retail: A Case Study
By Jack Verdon, AIA Verdon Architects, Inc.
This article will also appear in The VIEW, the quarterly newsletter of Commercial Real Estate Women San Francisco (CREW SF). CREW SF’s mission is to...
Covering Your Green Assets
Green roofs trending to new heights.
THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE ‘Q’ – THE REGISTRY’S PRINT PUBLICATION – IN JULY 2015
By Amy Norquist
Green building seems to be making its way (thankfully) into...
McNellis: The Stadium Tab
By John McNellis
Winning power through public largesse was old when the Sphinx arose from the bulrushes. In 100 AD, the Roman poet Juvenal satirized the ruling elite’s strategy of...
McGrane Musings: The Path Illuminated by the Fog of Covid
Life Sciences are the path to a better 2040 and this is how we get there
By Eugene McGrane
Welcome to August 2020 or as we like to say, Groundhog Day!
I’ve...
Changing Your Workplace?
Make It Work with a Change Management Plan
By Robin Weckesser
Change management isn’t new, but today’s office dynamics are. To drive innovation and attract and retain top talent, companies are...
Late-Night Transit and Workforce Challenges for the Restaurant and Hospitality Industry
By Molly Jans, Paradigm General Contractors
Transportation
It is the lifeline of industry: getting goods from place to place to be purchased and consumed by the public. More vexing is...
McNellis: Partying Like It’s 1999
By John McNellis
Instacart, a San Francisco start-up, announced it had received $8.5 million in institutional funding last week. The company is a same-day home-delivery service for groceries. Given that...
