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Once full build-outs are done at Salesforce Tower, it will be one of the most sustainable buildings in San Francisco. From an energy-efficient underfloor air distribution system to efficient glazing, Boston Properties' Salesforce Tower sets the bar sky high in San Francisco's sustainability scene. 
But incorporating this level of sustainability was not always easy nor widely accepted by CRE executives, according to Boston Properties Director of Engineering Danny Murtagh, who spoke at a Bisnow event Tuesday. “Issues of sustainability are always at the back of…
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Even High-Paid Tech Workers Are Being Priced Out Of These MarketsPriced out of homes in and around Silicon Valley, software engineers began migrating south to Silicon Beach in the Los Angeles region for its diversity of housing options. But that may no longer be the case. 
The surge in housing prices over the past few years in Silicon Beach, which includes areas such as Playa Vista, Marina Del Rey, Venice, Santa Monica and around other tech headquarters in Los Angeles, is beginning to outpace software engineers' high salaries,…
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You Know The Problem. Here Are 11 Solutions To Improve Diversity In Real EstateThe issues surrounding the lack of diversity in real estate are clear. |
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The Key To E-Retailer Indochino's Explosive Growth The Past Three Years? Brick-And-MortarOnline menswear specialist Indochino is a pioneer in the shift of e-retailers entering the realm of brick-and-mortar storefronts. Starting from a handful of “Traveling Tailor” pop-up shops across the U.S. and Canada in 2013, Indochino opened its first storefront a year later in Vancouver. Today, Indochino has 20 showrooms in the U.S. and Canada and plans to expand to 37 by year's end. |
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Chinese Capital Controls Won't Be Relaxed Any Time SoonFor more than a year, Chinese authorities have clamped down on offshore investment, reducing the flood of money into United States real estate to a more modest stream. China's reserves have been increasing steadily over the past year, but sources on the ground in the Asia-Pacific region tell Bisnow it is still unlikely these controls will be loosened any time soon. “Nothing has changed, to be frank,” said CBRE head of research Asia Pacific Henry Chin, who is based in Hong Kong. “A lot of people ... are thinking, ‘Oh, the Chinese will relax the capital controls.' I think it's all false." |
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry. Welcome to Escape. What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms…
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