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Even with the success of Bay Area tech companies, several have let go hundreds of employees. Some of the layoffs were the result of growing staff too quickly, slowing sales or company reorganization. While the tech industry is still strong,…
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Good News: San Francisco's Rental Burden Is Not The Worst In The World
Rental affordability in San Francisco is not as bad as it could be. In a recent study from RentCafé, San Francisco did not rank as the most rent-burdened city. The rent-to-income ratio for San Francisco was 41%. Mexico City has…
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JV Expands California Industrial Portfolio With East Bay Purchase
BKM Capital Partners and Canyon Partners Real Estate acquired Cabot Business Park in Hayward. The 139,664 SF multi-tenant industrial property is the second investment from BKM's programmatic JV with Canyon Catalyst Fund. The JV acquired Ponderosa Technology Park in San Diego…
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Meet Aras Agalarov, The Missing Link Between Trump And PutinThe question of what Donald Trump Jr.'s intentions were when taking a meeting with a Russian lawyer during the presidential campaign last summer hangs over the U.S. While political pundits and federal officials parse through the allegations, one thing has become clear — yet again, commercial real estate stands firmly at the intersection of politics. And a little-known figure has emerged: Azerbaijani-Russian real estate developer Aras Agalarov. |
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American Coasts Are Preparing Public Transportation For Rising Sea LevelsThe U.S. Army Corps of Engineers predicts Atlantic and Gulf Coast sea levels will rise by a minimum of 7.5 feet by 2100. That is quite a leap that could result in massive property damage should owners not take the necessary precautions. Even a mere 14-inch rise in sea levels could inflict real estate damage at 25 times the current rate. One glaring oversight in the mainstream climate change dialogue is the effect of rising sea levels on public transportation. In light of this concern, which is among the top six worries plaguing commercial real estate professionals in 2017, developers are making strides to update existing properties and public transit to withstand flooding in the face of rising sea levels. |
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