In a small town in northern Wisconsin is a giant factory from the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s that produced fine quality men's shirts—Arrow, I believe—that were carefully and proudly produced by local workers. Alas, the factory is quiet now, and the town has fallen on hard times, like so many others.

SAN DIEGO—Reduction of space and an increased need for technology are a couple of ways this trend is manifesting itself in the development sector, Jim Roherty of Pacific Building Group tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Designed to give professionals across all disciplines unparalleled local market intelligence, this program provides a window into the current state of the market as well as bold predictions for the long-term. As tech drives demand, hear from top industry experts as they discuss the region's insatiable demand for Class A office and multifamily space. How is the development pipeline keeping up, whether it is through new construction or flipping existing assets? Are tech users' needs being met? Find out when greater San Francisco's commercial industry gathers on July 14.