Bay Area developer sheds outlying properties to concentrate capital on East Bay life sciences campuses A pair of medical office buildings in Marin County changed hands last month for $24.05 million, marking the latest sign of strategic repositioning among Bay Area real estate developers as they consolidate holdings amid shifting market conditions. San Rafael-based Wareham […]
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