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Average annual wages earned by city construction workers increased by an estimated 5.4% in 2016, which represents the highest annual percentage increase since 2007.
The property, now branded as “DTX399,” totals approximately 77,000 square feet and was the former home of a Barnes & Noble store that closed more than a decade ago.
The influx of tenants from San Francisco has driven the vacancy rate of the Oakland CBD market down to 4.1%, with a class-A vacancy rate of 2.6%, the lowest in the nation.
RSC designed the facility to be one of the nation's first schools to meet LEED Platinum standards and requirements for sustainability. The school will also feature a hydroponic rooftop garden for students to grow their own food to be used in the culinary kitchen lab.
Despite the repeal and replacement of the Affordable Care Act, healthcare providers and real estate developers are moving forward to modernize healthcare. We discuss all in this EXCLUSIVE interview with Meridian CEO John Pollock.
Buying right is about seeing what others don't and being unafraid to be a contrarian; using relationships to capture off-market deal flow and capitalize on the still-inefficient nature of real estate—and more, Cress Capital's Ryan Parkin tells GlobeSt.com.
Kearny Mesa is particularly attractive due to its diverse range of industries, which provides a sense of stability to investors since the region is less likely to be impacted by shifts in one industry, BLT Enterprises' Bernard Huberman tells GlobeSt.com.
Mark Besharaty, director of Hunt Mortgage Group, says in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> guest column that although there are many underlying similarities between these two types of loan executions, there are many stark differences.
The Barriers to Apartment Construction Index takes into account a wide range of factors including local regulations, the amount of land to develop and the prevalence of "Not in My Backyard" activity.
The west side has a large number of multifamily units that have become available recently, all of which have similar premium rent levels, but well-established properties stay competitive.