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Tech companies are expanding their footprints in San Francisco in big ways this year. Amazon, Google and Airbnb have all signed leases over 100K SF. Even bigger deals are in the works. Facebook is said to be eyeing about 400K SF at 181 Fremont, according to the San Francisco Business Times. This would be the biggest lease of the year, but those closest to the deal have kept mum on the details. Check out the largest leases and renewals signed so far this year in San Francisco. Airbnb
Location: 650 Townsend Size of Lease: 287K SF Lease Term: Nine Years Landlord/Owner: Zynga Broker: Cushman & Wakefield (for landlord) Airbnb's latest lease at Zynga's building in Showplace Square brings its total footprint in the South of Market subdistrict to about 600K…
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76-Acre Mixed-Use Development Proposed In Dublin
A huge mixed-use development could soon rise up in the East Bay. Shea Properties and SCS Development Co. have plans to build a mixed-use project on 76 acres in Dublin. Bay Area developers are increasingly turning their attention to East…
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Apple Expands Bay Area Footprint, Again
Apple continues to expand its Silicon Valley presence even after moving employees into its spaceship campus. The tech giant has leased 73K SF spanning two Orchard Commercial-owned buildings at 3000-3008 Kifer Road and 2855-2865 Uranium Drive in Santa Clara, the…
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Your Next Meal Could Be Delivered By An Autonomous Robot On WheelsDoorDash has stepped up its service offerings by incorporating robots into its on-demand food delivery service. 
The company, which is based in San Francisco, has partnered with robotics startup Marble to pursue a pilot project that will soon have four-wheeled machines delivering food to customers, Venture Beat reports. But the robots will not be venturing out…
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Hide Your Best, Hide Your Brightest: Suburban Companies Are Coming For Your TalentFor years, urban centers have been the go-to markets for companies seeking workspace in walkable areas with live-work-play synergy. While this model is still highly desired, there has been a notable shift toward suburban office markets, and the talent is shifting with it. Rising rents coupled with a limited supply of quality office space has forced a growing number of companies to look past core office markets to neighboring suburban areas where office space is more affordable. In some cases, this trend has even led to suburban markets outpacing the downtown core. |
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China Puts Big New Restrictions On Investment In Foreign Real EstateThe Chinese government has tightened restrictions on investment in global real estate further. |
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