SACRAMENTO-According to the American Society of Civil Engineers, the facts on the State's infrastructure are cause for statewide concern.

ONTARIO, CA-After an eight-year hiatus from California purchases, this property—along with the other two recent transactions—marks a new acquisition strategy for BH Properties.

SACRAMENTO-Market conditions have begun to stabilize over the past 12 months here but an imbalance still leaves tenants with enhanced leverage in the market, says a recent report.

SAN FRANCISCO-“Success is not in our nature, it's in our habits,” says Marcus & Millichap founder, George Marcus, to a group of ULI members last week here in Downtown San Francisco.

SAN JOSE, CA-GlobeSt.com exclusively learns that a high cash flow parking lot property is on the block, gaining lots of investor interest thanks to its substantial infill urban mixed-use redo opportunity.

LOS ANGELES—Cheap debt goads L.A. multifamily prices. Orange County gets more housing. Silicon Valley office shines. Seattle's a new life sciences hub.

SAN DIEGO-Big financial institutions are feeling good about business, but underwriting is still tight-reined, says Allen Staff of Bank of America Merrill Lynch at a recent NAIOP event.

SAN FRANCISCO-The negotiations and planning was done while the project was still being designed, and it was a “very extensive process,” says Allen Matkins' Natsis about Transbay Tower.