Image Link: By Meghan Hall For years, investors passed over Oakland with the belief that the submarket—despite its proximity to San Francisco—was not strong enough to allow for new development or the production of strong returns. Now, companies are snapping up space across the city as its commercial real estate renaissance hits new heights. In […]
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