Downtown transit-oriented projects attract lenders again as tech demand surges in Bay Area's smaller markets After years of cautious retreat, construction lenders are returning to the Bay Area's Peninsula office market—and developers are capitalizing on a narrow window of opportunity driven by artificial intelligence companies hungry for space near transit hubs. Mecah Ventures has secured […]
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