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Silicon Valley Data Centers Sit Dark Until 2028 as U.S. Buildout Nears $15.1T
Nearly 100 megawatts of finished Silicon Valley data center capacity cannot be energized until Silicon Valley Power completes a $450 million system upgrade...
After the Student-Housing Towers, the Bay Area’s Next Campus Play Is Everything at Their Base
The next round of value creation in university districts is not more student beds but the grocery, retail and hotels that keep them...
As Cap-Rate Compression Ends, Schnitzer Says Operators Will Win Industrial’s Next Cycle
In a wide-ranging podcast interview, longtime Oregon industrial owner Jordan Schnitzer argued that the era of cheap debt and falling cap rates that...
California, Texas and Washington Together Drive More Than 26% of U.S. GDP
New figures from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis show that the three states anchoring The Registry's coverage — California, Texas and Washington...
OpenAI Scouts Multiple Silicon Valley Campuses as AI Firms Push South of Their San Francisco Base
As it hunts for room to grow, OpenAI has toured a cluster of the region's biggest available office campuses—among them Mountain View's The...
Newsom Weighs Bill Licensing the Cash-Advance and Factoring Firms Bankrolling Bay Area Small Businesses
California lawmakers have handed Gov. Gavin Newsom a bill that would make the state the first in the country to require merchant cash...
California Falls to Third in Battery Storage as Siting Fights Reroute Bay Area Projects
California installed 3.6 gigawatt-hours of battery storage in the second quarter and finished behind Arizona and Texas in the largest quarter the national...
McNellis: Economists vs. Flipping Coins
Economist: {noun}: someone good with numbers but without enough personality to be an accountant.
San Jose Logs Nation’s Largest Weekly Office Occupancy Gain but Still Ranks Ninth of 10 Metros
San Jose posted the largest single-week occupancy gain of any major U.S. office market yet still ranked second-to-last in Kastle Systems’ badge-swipe index,...
Palo Alto Completes San Francisco Bay’s First ‘Horizontal Levee,’ a $4.6MM Blueprint for Shoreline Defense
The City of Palo Alto and regional partners have finished the San Francisco Bay shoreline's first horizontal levee, a $4.6 million pilot at...
San Francisco Visitor Spending Set for Record $9.94B in 2026 as Moscone Booking Pace Outruns 2019
The San Francisco Travel Association told hundreds of hospitality executives that 2026 visitor spending will beat the city's 2019 nominal record, even as...
Hines Puts San Jose Among Top U.S. Manufacturing Markets, Spotlights Fremont-Newark Corridor
Hines Research scored roughly 1,500 industrial submarkets nationwide and found seven in San Jose that clear its bar for durable manufacturing demand, making...
