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Just one year after joining TRI as executive vice president and manager of the company's East Bay offices, veteran Edward Del Beccaro has been promoted to San Francisco Bay Area regional manager.
HomeAid Northern California is leading a team of homebuilders and contractors that designed, constructed and installed six tiny homes at the First Presbyterian Church of Hayward in Castro Valley.
Federal Realty Investment Trust recently sold an 11.7-acre portion of San Antonio Center that was under threat of condemnation, as it is needed for a school being built by the Los Altos School District.
The approval includes the large project authorization for the design and massing of the approximately 820,000-square-foot project, as well as an initial allocation of 505,000 square feet under Prop M.
ING Capital LLC closed $402 million in financing for Paramount Group to fund its acquisition of Market Center, a two-building 753,000-square-foot class-A office complex located at 555 and 575 Market.
On November 14, Cushman & Wakefield leaders and experts met with students from multiple grade levels and the following day, the firm conducted a series of interviews with nine different candidates.
Marvin Starr, whose legal acumen, speaking prowess and charisma were admired by his peers, students and colleagues, pioneered the widespread use of delayed tax-deferred exchanges.
There have been year-over-year increases in 1031 exchanges throughout 2019 and that trend is expected to continue to tick upward in 2020, driven by an influx of investors seeking trade-up product.
Sales will begin in early 2020 for Union House with pricing starting at $1.3 million for one-bedroom homes in the mixed-use development that will be an anchor for Union Street and provide much-needed housing.
Refinancing of $126.2 million was secured for Dublin Corporate Center, a 447,771-square-foot complex, on behalf of a joint venture between funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management LP and Hines.