SEATTLE—Technology companies, like Facebook, who is leasing 274,000 square feet here at Dexter Station, do not have two to three years to wait for a project to come on line—they need space they can occupy in 12 months or less, says a source.

SAN DIEGO—GlobeSt.com was in attendance yesterday with NAIOP and Mayor Kevin Faulconer at the Marriot San Diego Del Mar, where he discussed the importance of job creation and overhauling the development permit process among other things.

SAN FRANCISCO—Recent research shows that the North 680 Corridor offers many of the same amenities that are attractive in an urban market and tenants are taking notice.

LOS ANGELES—By adding an indemnity on top of standard contract remedies, parties invite the litigator for the indemnified party to indulge creativity in imagining all kinds of remote misfortunes arising from the breach, well beyond even consequential damages, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column on the subject.

NAPA, CA—It's difficult to build new product in Napa evidenced by the fact only two market rate apartment properties have been delivered in the past decade, say sources in talking about the Saratoga Downs Apartment sale.

SAN FRANCISCO—In an <b>UPDATE</b> to a previous story about Transwestern's new hire, Rob Bagguley, GlobeSt.com's Natalie Dolce chat with the executive managing director on his new role and overall strategy for the market.

SAN FRANCISCO—The $4.5-billion project will replace the former Transbay Terminal at First and Mission Streets in San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO—The data center supply environment has largely rationalized, leading to a gradual recovery in landlord leasing economics, says Digital Realty's Bill Stein.