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Oakland's office market has opportunities to add value to existing buildings and draw in tenants. That is a boon to the city at a time when tenants are looking for space outside of San Francisco and the Peninsula. 
"The opportunity for value-add still exists in Oakland even though the market is searing hot," California Capital & Investment Group CEO Paul Tagami said. Citrine Advisors principal Jerry Smith also sees opportunity in Oakland. A few years ago, he bought buildings in…
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Developers Break Ground On Long-Awaited Affordable Housing Project In Oakland
After 17 years of planning, construction on a mixed-income multifamily project is underway near Oakland Coliseum BART. The 110-unit Coliseum Connections project from UrbanCore Development and Oakland Economic Development Corp. will provide a mix of apartments and townhomes, of which…
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Digital Realty Expands Silicon Valley Data Center Portfolio
Digital Realty will expand its Silicon Valley Connected Campus with a six-megawatt facility at 3205 Alfred St. in Santa Clara. The company plans to invest $75M for the new two-story 64K SF facility, which is expected to deliver in the…
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America's 3 Most Horrifying Haunted HousesThe Halloween industry generates scary profits, expected to exceed $10B during the 2017 season, according to Hauntworld.com. One of the largest growth areas in the Halloween trade is the explosion in the number and quality of commercial haunted house attractions, which account for more than $1B of total Halloween spending. Visiting a haunted attraction is now the single most popular way to celebrate the holiday. This Halloween, those looking for a fright will have more options than ever to choose from. Here are three of the scariest, compiled by Hauntworld. |
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Strip Malls: The Least Glamorous Segment In Retail Is Among The Sector's Strongest PerformersRetail real estate in 2017 can be best described in two words: “in flux.” Vacancies across the nation have risen as big-box retailers and department stores announced closures and the construction of new product has slowed. But experts agree that retail real estate's fundamentals remain strong. Mall operators continue to adapt to the changing landscape, and high-traffic, urban metro markets remain the best-performing in the sector. Lost in the conversation about retail's bifurcation is the health of the strip mall — the under-100K SF red-headed stepsibling to luxury retail and the shopping mall. |
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