Early infrastructure investment in 37,812-square-foot property now commanding premium rents as power scarcity grips San Francisco market A three-year, $3 million investment in electrical infrastructure that Sterling Organization began when it acquired a former Firestone auto center in 2021 is now positioning the Florida-based firm to capitalize on surging demand for power-ready industrial space in […]
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