RIVERSIDE, CA—GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> learns that Newcastle Partners plans to develop a new speculative industrial distribution facility totaling 260,000 square feet at the Meridian Business Park in Riverside.

A heavy dependence on a single sector, especially technology, has led to extreme highs and lows in the past, but that is no longer the case here in San Francisco, say sources. Today's tech tenant is structurally different, valued more by actual revenue creation.

SAN FRANCISCO—When discussing the future of net lease retail deals, despite the expectation of rising interest rates, Stan Johnson's Marc Barber <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com that positive trends will continue.

SAN FRANCISCO—According to panelists at the recent <b>RealShare Bay Area</b> conference here, there are opportunities outside the City of San Francisco and on older multifamily product in need of renovation.

HONOLULU—Oahu and Honolulu are more in demand than the neighboring island properties given their density and population, but all islands are attracting investor attention, says JLL in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A.

SAN FRANCISCO—There will be a wave backing away a bit on some of creative office trends, but overall, it is here to stay say panelists at the recent <b>RealShare Bay Area</b> conference.

SAN FRANCISCO—In a partnership with Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc., Uber will lease 422,980-rentable-square-feet of new, ground-up, class A facilities in the Mission Bay submarket.

SAN FRANCISCO—According to panelists at the recent <b>RealShare Bay Area</b> conference, the notion of longer working hours in the traditional sense is eroding.