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Data from Redfin.com shows a rise of people in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles looking to move to more affordable and less dense areas in recent months.

Urban Catalyst filed a conditional and special use permit for a senior living project, Delmas, in the downtown San Jose Opportunity Zone, its fourth project submittal in less than a week.

While open offices are still usable, the ultra-dense benching configurations are dead and at the very least, companies will need to firmly establish a rigorous cleaning schedule and evaluate the HVAC system, says Amy Bradac.

Newly uncovered insights from the first-ever America at Home Study unveil a paradigm shift in how Americans view and value their homes, and proves ownership is more in demand than the industry anticipated.

Pacific Commons South's Phase I is complete and slated to open in fall 2020, followed by Phase II to include one of the largest individual installations of EV charging stations at a Bay Area spec project.

Marcus & Millichap's co-chairman William A. Millichap passed away after a year-long battle with cancer at the age of 76. Millichap joined G.M. Marcus Company shortly after its founding in 1971.

Robert Freed, CEO of SummerHill Homes, recently discussed how social distancing is changing the way homes are marketed, how will grand opening celebrations be different and how sales interest has been affected.

Perhaps the most important consideration is that these retailers are a hedge against impacts beyond landlord control including chain store consolidation, and those chains were already having difficulty, says David Greensfelder.