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With job growth comes housing demand and this disparity underscores the fact that regardless of the need for housing that comes with job production, a market can't absorb product that isn't there.
LinkedIn, a subsidiary of Microsoft Corp., signed a 25-year lease at One Wilton Park. Construction commenced on the nine-story office building in June 2018.
Silicon Valley companies continue to evolve as technology becomes more ubiquitous in everyday life and breakthrough products produced here in the land of innovation are used daily across the globe.
Hyatt reports that the acquisition consists of a base purchase price of $480 million, with the potential for Hyatt to invest up to an additional $120 million.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Simon Gregson of McCarthy Building Companies recently shared insight into how progressive design-build helped elevate the Marin General Hospital replacement project.
Los Angeles-based Hudson Pacific will own a 55% interest in the joint venture and will serve as the managing member and day-to-day operator of the property, while Allianz will own 45% interest.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, KTGY Architecture + Planning's Jonathan Boriack discusses the latest design trends in for-sale communities in urban infill locations and some of the factors impacting those trends.
In the past six months, Chevy Chase, MD-based FCP has sold the final 2,661 apartment units in the St. Charles portfolio to multiple buyers for a combined sale price of $435.3 million.
Public understanding and support of housing measures have risen dramatically and the state legislature continues to work on easing the process to build affordable housing, says the incoming Palo Alto Housing president/CEO.