Demand for real estate investments remains high, with multiple sources of active capital, but cross-border investment is likely to slow in the short term and the scope will depend on how the disease evolves.

Industrial property construction added 144 million square feet across 441 properties last year with Dallas in second place following the Inland Empire which is set to grow by a larger margin.

ACC collaborated with Seattle's Urban Artworks to recreate Daniel Johnston's infamous "Jeremiah the Innocent" Austin mural as a permanent exterior installation at the University of Washington.

Union House has launched sales of its residences with a selection of 41 one-, two- and three-bedroom condos starting at $1.25 million and more than two-thirds of the units offer city, Golden Gate and Bay views.

Cawley Partners and Rosewood Property Company are partnering to develop four class-A office buildings totaling 1 million square feet which will be developed in phases at Heritage Creekside.

A new chapter began about 2008 when hydraulic fracturing revolutionized the industry, says Joel St. John, JLL vice president, and in the last dozen years, the Permian oil and gas industry has reached maturity.

Bay Area firms, Shorenstein Properties and Simpson Manufacturing Co. Inc., are examples of companies that are doing good and finding those initiatives contribute to the bottom line in the process.

The Myers Container Industrial Building totals 181,262 square feet on approximately 15 acres and was recently purchased for $11.2 million by a JV of Specht Company and owner/operators of Myers Container.