By Neil Gonzales The big hurdle right now confronting technology firms wanting to do what Uber has done in Oakland is the dearth of modern Class A office space in the East Bay city. “There really aren’t any markets (in the Bay Area) that have excess space, and Oakland has a similar challenge,” said Jim […]
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