By Sharon Simonson LOS ANGELES—Bay Area landlords will compete for tenants with offerings such as bike concierges, indoor air quality and zero-carbon-emissions technology in the next generation of offices, San Francisco developers John Kilroy and Paul Paradis of Hines told the sixth annual “View from the Top” real estate conference in Los Angeles on Sept. […]
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