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One of the largest developments in the Bay Area in the past 50 years, the Salesforce Transit Center, will serve tens of thousands of weekday visitors and will be the focal point of the mixed-use neighborhood featuring retail, office and residential.
The flagship InterContinental is the newest high-rise hotel to be developed in San Francisco and the only hotel that is contiguous to the Moscone Convention Center, which is completing a 300,000-square-foot expansion.
Vista Investment Group acquires a 314,000-square-foot office campus for $113 million in a sale that represents one of the largest real estate transactions in Silicon Valley in the past 12 months.
Housing scarcity remains as there are only 711 unsold new condominiums in the San Francisco market, leaving a 2.2-month supply of remaining inventory, according to Polaris Pacific's latest research report.
In an <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, John Pollock, Meridian CEO, recently discussed the demand for healthcare, locations of choice for developers and the outlook for medical real estate going into 2018.
Home sales activity increased notably year over year in November, up by 13% in Sonoma County and by 24% in Marin County but down by 11% in Napa County, according to housing experts at Pacific Union.
Technology provides a more level playing field and accessibility of data, resulting in deals in a wider geography and at a faster pace, while reducing the deal cycle to increase market velocity, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
Five of the eight Santa Rosa apartment communities managed by Woodmont required mandatory evacuation, affecting approximately 750 apartment homes and temporarily displacing some 2,000 people.
Earthquake risk seems to be on the minds of a number of CMBS investors, with a particular focus on the potential impact of an event and assets that may not be adequately insured, if at all.