San Francisco

Theresa Morzello, CBRE's managing director for asset services in New York City, was the first woman to win the Commercial Management Executive of the Year Award.

The North San Jose submarket is a top choice for developing companies as well as established Fortune 500 firms and a host of technology companies spanning a diverse cross-section of industries.

Site A and all of its infrastructure, parks and housing, is just the beginning, as Alameda sets its sights on bringing a tech campus to the historic Bachelor Enlisted Quarters to foster job generation in the Enterprise District.

In part two of this two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Swinerton CEO Jeff Hoopes recently discussed developments in general, the Oceanwide Center, housing and what's ahead for the next 130 years.

In part one of this two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Swinerton CEO Jeff Hoopes recently discussed the company expansion and how it has evolved during its 130-year span.

On the heels of its immense success in the Ferry Building, the nationally acclaimed Vietnamese cuisine-inspired restaurant, The Slanted Door, will open an East Bay location at City Center Bishop Ranch.

San Francisco has an estimated 80,000 students but an inventory of only 9,000 beds, creating a significant shortfall, resulting in the construction of another 600-plus beds in the form of City Gardens.

San Francisco has one of the most evolved markets for flex space compared to other global cities, however, the number of flex centers is still relatively limited compared to New York and London.