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Value-Add Drought Afflicts the Bay Area

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Many investors are refocusing value-add efforts to existing properties. THIS ARTICLE WAS PUBLISHED IN THE ‘Q’ - THE REGISTRY’S PRINT PUBLICATION - IN JULY 2014 By Neil Gonzales [dropcap]S[/dropcap]teve Weir feels fortunate. His investment firm was able to grab a value-add property in the Bay Area last year—a vacant two-story industrial building near the Caltrain station in […]

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