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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.
Chicago-based executive managing directors Craig Cassell and Michael Sessa will lead Cushman & Wakefield's S&E Advisory Group and will be responsible for managing the firm's overall strategic approach to sports and entertainment related client services.
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.
Forty540, located in the RTP/I40 Raleigh submarket, was 100% leased at the time of sale to the buyer Align Technology, which houses the company's Americas region headquarters at the property.
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.
Urban master-planned development, Boulevard, includes a system of 15 pocket parks designed for diverse uses, including an outdoor co-working space named the Office, which of course, includes WiFi.
Women in CRE are still a smaller percentage of the workplace population but the female ranks are growing, with NKF recently promoting Liz Hart as the company's first female vice chairman in the Bay Area.
The new 24,000-square-foot retail center at Mission Park will add a variety of retail and food/beverage offerings and help round out the eventual mixed-use development at the 46-acre office campus.
Clarion Partners and LPC West have acquired 215 Fremont, an eight-story office building with multiple roof decks and 45,000-square-foot floorplates within its approximately 360,000 square feet.