San Francisco

Construction-to-permanent financing of $93 million was recently secured for One De Haro, a four-story 60-foot tall building with two-thirds office and one-third light industrial uses totaling 133,427 square feet.

Apartment Guide provides figures on the 50 most expensive cities to lease housing in the US, ranging from studios to three bedrooms.

The PCBC panel looked at features, functionality, business models and resilience as key common denominators in why projects succeed, along with conviction, passion and strong beliefs.

Discovery Labs is targeting major markets across the US and also has several international locations in its plans as well. Target domestic markets include: Boston; New York City; Northern New Jersey; Washington, DC; Raleigh-Durham, NC; Chicago, Houston, Austin, San Diego, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle.

Boston Properties' new development at 325 Main is replacing an existing four-story commercial office and retail building at the site, formerly known as 3 Cambridge Center. The new building comprises approximately 375,000 gross square feet of new office space and 42,000 gross square feet of retail space at the lower levels.

The PCBC session Designing for Authentic Experience delved into how the consumer world is changing with technology, the sharing economy and valuing experiences over things shaping the way people live.

San Francisco's co-working sector has recorded explosive growth and so far this year, there have been six new leases larger than 10,000 square feet with co-working companies actively looking for more space.

South of Market has the most flexible workspace centers, while the Financial District is the most expensive with an average monthly cost-per-desk of $1,500, higher than the citywide average at $1,046.