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Brightshore’s Tom Shapiro: Rate Shock Sours Housing as Data Centers Lift Industrial
Brightshore Capital founder Tom Shapiro told CNBC that a September rate hike and 30-year mortgages near 7.5 percent have soured both the for-sale...
AI Firms Lease 2.9 Million SQFT in San Francisco in H1 2026, Topping Any Prior Full Year
A new Savills and CompStak report finds that AI companies leased 2.9 million square feet of San Francisco office space in the first...
California Exports Jump 15% to $17.7 Billion in August as Oakland Truckers Absorb 64% Diesel Spike
California's merchandise exports climbed 15.2 percent year over year to $17.696 billion in August on surging computer, electronics and agricultural shipments, according to...
AI Boom Pushes Bay Area Business AI Use to 31% as San Francisco Office Vacancy Falls
The San Francisco metro now posts the highest business AI-adoption rate of any large U.S. metro the Census Bureau tracks, and the same...
San Francisco, San Jose Single-Family Rents Climb Nearly 6% While National Rents Slide 1.6%
The Bay Area's technology corridor has emerged as the strongest single-family rental market in the country during the first half of 2026, with...
California Exports Climb 7.7% in April, But Gains Reflect Pre-War Orders, Beacon Economics Says
California's merchandise exports posted a solid year-over-year gain in April even as the state ceded ground to Texas on both sides of the...
California Owns the West Coast’s Highest Median Income but Slips to 13th Nationally as Costs Bite
California boasts the highest median income on the West Coast, yet a thin lower-earning tier and punishing living costs dropped it to 13th...
California Exports Climb 4.2% in March as Persian Gulf War Rattles Trade Outlook
The state's first-quarter export gains mask deeper turbulence as fuel costs surge, Gulf shipments collapse, and California's share of national export trade slips...
Cooling Labor Market Reshapes Apartment Demand While Other CRE Sectors Hold Firm
Slowing job creation and falling workforce participation among young adults are postponing rental demand, but office, retail, and industrial properties show resilience to...
The Great Migration: How Population Loss Is Reshaping Bay Area Commercial Real Estate
As census data reveals persistent out-migration, office landlords pivot strategies while housing supply tightens despite multifamily recovery. The San Francisco metropolitan area faces...
San José’s Price-to-Income Ratio Ballooned From 2.0x to 10.3x Over 51 Years, City Document Reveals
A housing policy analysis traces the compounding divergence between home prices and household incomes back to a single federal planning document filed in...
Developer Proposes Adding Up to 2,800 Units to Treasure Island Neighborhood
Treasure Island Development Plans Major Housing Expansion Amid San Francisco's Building Slowdown San Francisco's Treasure Island is preparing to significantly expand its housing...
