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Find out how developers are seeking to create more affordable housing supply at our Bay Area Affordable Housing event May 10! |
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Bay Area affordable housing developers are facing incredible demand for every delivered housing project as rents and housing prices have risen. Every project gets thousands of applications for a few dozen units. Cities, counties and developers are looking for ways to increase affordable housing stock to keep more families in the Bay Area, but the region may never catch up with the level of demand. 
“There is a lot more of a sense of urgency to find some solutions,” Resources for Community Development Executive Director Dan Sawislak said. The housing crisis has picked up in the last two to three years, rents are not falling and…
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WeWork Leases 72K SF At 353 Sacramento In San Francisco
WeWork has 14 locations and counting in San Francisco following its latest lease. The co-working company took 76K SF spanning six floors at 353 Sacramento St., the San Francisco Business Times reports. This location will accommodate 1,300 desks and is expected to…
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Ten-X Launches New Dashboard To Increase Transparency, Bulk Up Commercial Offering
Silicon Valley- and Irvine-based Ten-X has launched a new dashboard for Ten-X Commercial to enhance the broker, seller and buyer experience. Ten-X and other online platforms like Zillow, CoStar's LoopNet and StreetEasy have long struggled to attract more brokers to use their…
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Want To Bring A Sports Team To This City? Plan To Pay For Your Own StadiumWhile many cities across the country bend over backward to attract or keep sports teams by helping the owners build modern stadiums, often offering public funding and tax breaks, Los Angeles is a different world. If owners want to play ball in the city of Angels, they should prepare to bring their checkbooks. The owners of the new Los Angeles Football Club privately financed the $300M-plus Banc of California Stadium, the latest stadium to open in the city. “The stadium is a nice amenity but there's too many things to do here,” University of Southern California Lusk Center for Real Estate Director Richard Green said. “LA doesn't need it, so it's not going to pony up any money for it.” |
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From Vertical Industrial To Smart Parcels: These 10 Innovations Could Radically Alter Urban LogisticsUrban logistics is in a tight spot. Demand is growing rapidly — e-commerce's need for last-mile delivery space is undimmed, and the old occupiers of small industrial units still need them. Here are 10 innovations in the urban logistics space that speakers at Bisnow London's Industrial and E-Commerce event predicted will have a huge impact on the sector. |
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Credit Crunched: How One Developer's Prison Sentence Over An Empty Building Tells The Story Of The RecessionDULUTH, Ga. — The glass doors of 2645 North Berkeley Lake Road are smashed open. The ground floor of the seven-story office building is partially ground and vines grow wild from the earth up the walls. Thirty miles north of Downtown Atlanta, this building has been vacant since it was built 10 years ago, an eerie, graffiti-covered reminder of the excesses that led up to the Great Recession. A Duluth Police Department officer patrolling the grounds said the smashed glass doors happened in the past couple of weeks. It is the latest in a string of more than a dozen break-ins and vandalism incidents at the building, according to police records. |
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