Features

Uber, Lyft, Slack, Pinterest and Postmates have filed upcoming IPO offerings that will give thousands of San Francisco employees newfound wealth to perhaps purchase new homes.

Strong economic growth of 109,000 jobs added for the year ending October 2018 has increased overall demand for rental housing, much of which has been satisfied by new supply of high-priced units.

The transformation of Rose on Bond into a multifamily property preserved a historic site that is not only significant to the Oakland community but provides much-needed affordable housing.

The April 29th deadline is fast approaching. In preparation for our Women of Influence special feature and retreat, Real Estate Forum is putting a spotlight on the achievements of women in commercial real estate. Read on to nominate.

Building off the momentum established in the third and fourth quarters of last year, the office market kicked off the year on a positive note, according to a JLL first quarter office report.

A healthy supply and demand balance is evident in DFW industrial with vacancy creeping higher, most notably in the North Fort Worth/Alliance submarket which is pulling interest from developers and tenants, especially for big box.

Affluent cities in South Snohomish have become an attractive alternative to Bellevue, pushing multifamily rental rates and pricing for newer construction such as the $58 million sale of Altia.

As the Bay Area braces for the impending IPO onslaught, San Francisco multifamily rent continues to skyrocket, with one bedrooms reaching an all-time high of $3,690, the most expensive in the world by a hefty margin.