San Francisco

Central Valley's new CFO, Bill Robertson, plans to seek out ways to improve operating margins, build and develop metrics, and better utilize analytics to identify opportunities within the business, he says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

PGIM Real Estate Finance provided two new loans totaling $275 million to refinance Trinity Place phases 1 and 3 in downtown, bringing PGIM's total exposure to $348 million.

Corbion signs a lease within Genesis South Tower bringing it to full capacity, and the first phase of Oyster Point's development is underway, which will include an improved Bay Trail and additional public open space.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Mike Sroka discusses how he identified a need for tracking deal flow, and centralizing documents and tasks, which reduces risk and enhances portfolio monitoring.

The six-story mixed-use student housing development serves as a gateway to the Telegraph Avenue retail district, with 70 modular two-bedroom micro-suites around a central courtyard as well as a separate rooftop gathering area.

The eight-story Offices at Public Market is part of a larger mixed-use development that includes retail, residential and hotel, and much of the retail space is currently under redevelopment, slated for a two-year completion.

The borrower's renovation, expansion and revitalization of the Trading Post Shopping Center has achieved more than 95% occupancy, now anchored by the likes of Sprouts, Ross, Union Bank and others.

Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in the country's North West region.