Strong Economic Indicators Present
In All Of San Francisco CRE
San Francisco's commercial real estate market shows many positive signs for growth in 2018. Multiple CRE products are going up right now, which is relatively uncommon, according to Vanguard Properties Director of Investment Sales Alex Kolovyansky, who spoke during a recent Bisnow event.
Office, industrial residential and hotel are all experiencing up cycles, Kolovyansky said.
“The San Francisco residential market has been growing by leaps and bounds,” he said.
In 2017, 6,500 transactions were completed in the residential market, of which 35% were for…
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Oakland's Next Big Office Development Breaks Ground
Construction has begun on one of Oakland's few new office projects. Ellis Partners and Intercontinental Real Estate Corp. broke ground on The Key at 12th, a Class-A office tower at 1100 Broadway in Downtown Oakland. The Gensler-designed 334K SF tower is expected…
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5 Ways New Tax Legislation Will Impact CRE Professionals
Commercial real estate, the network of industries in which President Donald Trump first amassed and now holds much of his wealth, is expected to immediately benefit from the new tax plan. CRE investors and companies, regardless of size, structure or specialty,…
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Hudson Pacific Properties Sells 4 California Offices For $255M
Hudson Pacific Properties has entered into contracts to sell four of its office properties in Northern and Southern California. The pending sales would produce aggregate gross proceeds of $254.8M before credits, prorations and closing costs.
The properties are 2180 Sand…
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Overton Moore Leases Up Marina Gateway Industrial Center In San Leandro
Overton Moore Properties has inked a lease for the entirety of the under-construction Marina Gateway Industrial Center in San Leandro. Torani, a food manufacturing company, signed a 15-year, $65M lease for 327K SF at 2000 Marina Blvd.
Torani, which manufactures syrups, sauces and…
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Beyond The Bio: Bisnow's 16 Questions With North American Properties' Mark Toro
This series profiles men and women in commercial real estate who have profoundly transformed our neighborhoods and reshaped our cities, businesses and lifestyles.
In the summer of 1996, as the world's eyes turned to Atlanta during the Summer Olympics, Mark Toro joined the firm North American Properties and founded its Atlanta office. At the time, the Olympics changed the face of Atlanta's real estate in many ways.
More than 20 years later, the same can be said about Toro, now chairman of the board of North American Properties. Toro has spearheaded a number of game-changing developments in Atlanta.
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The Life Of Martin Luther King Jr., As Told Through Real Estate
This weekend the country celebrated the birth of civil rights activist and beloved African-American leader Martin Luther King Jr.
A preacher and a forerunner in the 1950s civil rights movement, King inspired a country divided by hate and ignorance to set aside its prejudice to build a more unified nation at a time when the legal segregation of African-Americans prevented black and white citizens from drinking from the same water fountain and legally marrying.
Though he did not live to see his dream manifest, 50 years following his death the country still celebrates his heroism and his push to improve the lives of African-Americans without invoking violence.
This is Bisnow's look at the life of the revered preacher and social activist, as told through the prism of commercial real estate.
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