SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO—A team of JLL advisers seeks development capital on behalf of Shorenstein and SKS for The Landing at Oyster Point, a fully entitled site able to accommodate more than 1 million square feet for office or life science users.

SAN FRANCISCO—At last week's ULI Fall Meeting, the 2015 Urban Land Institute Global Awards for Excellence honored St. Joseph's Campus, which offers an example of adaptive use, historic renovation and new construction.

SAN FRANCISCO—Proximity to transit was what lured private development to this area, said key players of the $4.5 billion Transbay Center, during last week's ULI Fall Meeting.

SAN FRANCISCO—Regional planning is a linchpin for cities and crucial for housing and transportation to work, said three Bay Area mayors at the ULI Fall Meeting.

SAN FRANCISCO—A panel at the ULI Fall Meeting discussed what tech trends are disrupting the status quo of real estate development and how real estate must adapt to constantly shifting demands from tenants, particularly under a frenzied pace of technological innovation.

SAN FRANCISCO—Housing affordability continues to be a theme in discussions, such as the ones at the ULI Fall Meeting this week, where industry leaders ponder how to retain the valued talent that is driving our economy when housing costs are pushing them out.

SAN FRANCISCO—In the time it takes to construct a building, technology is created, becomes outdated and is repeatedly updated, which poses a daunting challenge for developers attempting to respond to current and even future market demands, says Saffo at the ULI Fall Meeting.

SAN FRANCISCO—During a ULI Fall Meeting session, John Stumpf of Wells Fargo reasoned that a 25-basis-point rise will not be a shock to either markets or consumers and may even act as a stimulus by acting as a demonstration of confidence in the strengthening economy.