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Garages as an investment class are rapidly becoming more institutionalized and better operated thanks to technology, thus, more revenue can be generated and less expenses are incurred.
The trend of Bay Area investors buying in the Sacramento area continues as closer-Bay property markets have become overheated in this cycle and property investors are looking for value.
In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Hans Galland of Pacific Eagle Holdings shares some insight on the partnership with the Lower Polk Alley Initiative to reimagine the six alleys extending from the Polk Street commercial spine as urban open spaces.
In the second of a two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Cox, Castle & Nicholson partner Robert Campbell discussed common mistakes to avoid in liquidated damages and ways to avoid litigation during a project.
Cox, Castle & Nicholson partner Robert Campbell discussed contractor obligations, common questions to ask and developers guaranteeing performance in the first of a two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
As traditional banks adjust to the new federal HVCRE banking regulations, construction financing from life insurers, pension funds and other non-banking institutional sources is on the rise, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
Crescent Heights multifamily properties have a new technology and workplace series with the goal of creating a natural forum for people in technology to connect, foster collaboration and birth new ideas, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.
A $288.8 million construction loan was recently obtained for MIRO, a pair of 28-story luxury apartment towers comprising more than 600 residences and 20,000 square feet of retail and commercial space in San Jose, due for completion in 2020.
Prospects for Bay Area real estate markets have shifted significantly, whereby San Francisco's ranking falls from 10th to 27th and Oakland goes from 14th to 20th, while San Jose jumps from 17th to eighth place.
In a market where there is obviously very little for-sale product, an office property adjacent to Airbnb's headquarters is snapped up in an off-market transaction by an investor that previously purchased 555 DeHaro St.