The mixed-use campus in the Mission Bay area represents a strategic divestment opportunity in a market experiencing its first sustained momentum since 2019 Kilroy Realty Corp. is preparing to divest its innovative 100 Hooper Street campus in San Francisco, marking a significant transaction in a city office market that's finally showing sustained signs of recovery […]
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