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Trending Towards Mediocrity: The Story of UC Berkeley’s Great Real Estate Experiment (Part 2)
The following is a three-part exposé of how the University of California, Berkeley came to the idea of creating a special department to...
Trending Towards Mediocrity: The Story of UC Berkeley’s Great Real Estate Experiment (Part 1)
The following is a three-part exposé of how the University of California, Berkeley came to the idea of creating a special department to...
San Francisco’s Engine House No. 8 Gets New Life as Feldman Architecture’s New Home
By Meghan Hall Engine Company Number 8, a firehouse near San Francisco’s Pacific Height and Nob Hill neighborhoods built in 1916, has worn...
As the Internet of Things and Proptech Takes Off, Red Bison Provides Extreme Connectivity as a Service
By Meghan Hall Technological innovation has disrupted the commercial real estate industry in a myriad of ways, from how tenants search for homes,...
In the Midst of an Urban Environment, Mason on Mariposa Strives to Create True Neighborhood Feel
By Meghan Hall Potrero Hill is one of San Francisco’s most popular neighborhoods, and with its mix of Victorian-era homes and condominiums and...
Advancing Women in CRE: The CREW Network Celebrates 30 Years
By Meghan Hall Traditionally, the commercial real estate industry has been structured in such a way that incorporating new — and increasingly diverse...
San Jose Light Tower Corporation Opens Competition to Build New City Landmark
By Meghan Hall San Jose is a city of many things: vast population, a major regional economic engine, a mix of diverse cultures....
While Apartment Construction Slows Nationwide, Seattle and San Francisco Plow On
By Meghan Hall Industry professionals are well aware of the apartment boom that has helped to define the nation’s commercial real estate market...
With Increasing Urbanization on the Horizon, Oakland Rolls Out Plan to Preserve Community’s Cultural Assets
By Meghan Hall Oakland is one of the region’s largest cultural centers, due, in part, to its dynamic population and traditions of civic,...
Facebook Opens 4th Campus in Sunnyvale Totaling One Million Square Feet
By Jon Peterson Over the last 24 months, one of the fastest growing companies in the Bay Area has been Facebook. Leasing buildings from...
San Francisco’s 28-Acre Potrero Power Plant Development Inches Closer to Approval
By Sasha Vasilyuk In its thirst for more housing, San Francisco has been looking to transform the Central Waterfront from an industrial no...
Choose Your Own Adventure: Slack’s San Francisco HQ Inspired by the Pacific Crest Trail
By Meghan Hall Founded in Vancouver, Slack Technologies has seen its work-based messaging platform skyrocket to success in recent years, as everyone from...