Home Commercial Silicon Valley Office Splits in Two as CMBS Delinquency Hits 12.16% and a $208.9MM Local Loan Sours
CommercialFeaturedFinanceINDUSTRY news

Silicon Valley Office Splits in Two as CMBS Delinquency Hits 12.16% and a $208.9MM Local Loan Sours

Share
aerial image of Silicon Valley with Apple campus in Cupertino
Photo by Amit Lahav on Unsplash
Share

Even as Silicon Valley's office leasing rebound gathers pace, rising loan distress, a 10-year Treasury above 5.2 percent and tighter lending terms are dividing the region's office stock into two markets: long-leased trophy assets that trade above $1,000 per square foot, and older or emptier buildings that are clearing at a fraction of their former value.

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share

Partner Content

2026 Northern California CRE Rising Stars

NorCal rising stars 2026

Partner Content


Recent Posts

Related Articles

Sobrato Set to Break Ground in November on 427,000 SQFT Fremont Advanced Manufacturing Campus, City Official Says

The Sobrato Organization will start construction next month on a three-building advanced...

San Joaquin County Pension Sets $180MM Real Estate Budget for 2027, Targets Retail Shortfall

The San Joaquin County Employees' Retirement Association plans to commit $180 million...

Prologis Breaks Ground on Fully Preleased 203,000 SQFT Bayside 55 in Fremont

Prologis has started construction on a 203,120-square-foot industrial building on Bayside Parkway...