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South San Francisco's downtown will look a lot different in the next few years. Caltrain is moving its South San Francisco station closer to downtown and hundreds of housing units will be built over the next few years, transforming South San Francisco into a transit-oriented community. 
The new downtown is part of the city's El Camino Real/Chestnut area plan, which envisions up to 4,800 housing units in low- to high-rise buildings in a mixed-use walkable community. The additional housing in downtown also will complement the significant life…
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Student Housing Project In Berkeley Receives $28M Construction Loan
CapitalSource, a division of Pacific Western Bank, has provided a $28M construction loan for a student housing property in Berkeley. The Nexus, a six-story, Class-A housing complex, will be developed by Corigin Real Estate Group and Panoramic Interests. This project…
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7 Key Retail Property Valuation Considerations
As retail evolves and adapts to a new competitive landscape, so do the criteria used for assessing property values. Retailers face new pressure to refine, differentiate and Amazon-proof their business models, often by combining excitement, digital integration and a high…
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Is The End Nigh? 7 Real Estate Experts Discuss The Unusual Length Of This CycleCommercial real estate experts cannot reach a consensus. Has the market peaked? Are certain sectors overbuilt? Will this incredibly long business cycle persist or is a correction around the corner? Bisnow asked those questions to seven commercial real estate experts and received varying answers. |
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Beach Houses, Taylor Swift, A $100K Yacht: The Details Behind Mattress Firm's Real Estate Fraud LawsuitWhat do a $100K fishing yacht, shell corporations and Taylor Swift have in common? They all are allegedly involved in the massive fraud and bribery scheme Mattress Firm claims was carried out by two of its former executives and its national retail broker. The Houston-based mattress retailer is suing the former heads of its real estate division, Bruce Levy and Ryan Vinson, along with former Colliers International Atlanta retail executive Alexander Deitch and a handful of developers, claiming they conspired to defraud the company of tens of millions of dollars. |
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