Amid Housing Shortage, Bay Area Universities To Build Thousands Of Units
The Bay Area's housing shortage is leaving few options not only for longtime residents, but also for students.
More than 80,000 students attend the region's 30 institutions, but there are about 9,000 beds, creating a significant lack of supply, according to the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition. Many schools guarantee housing for freshmen, while offering lotteries to other…
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Firm Sues BART Over Botched Retail Store Plan
A developer who planned to bring various franchise shops to Bay Area Rapid Transit stations is suing the transit agency for breach of contract. TransMart was contracted to bring shops like Dunkin' Donuts and Ghiradelli Chocolate to BART's 43 stations, but…
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Renovation Underway At Iconic San Francisco Hotel
San Francisco's Stanford Court Hotel just started a $16M renovation. The project will renovate the porte-cochére, lobby, café, bar, guest rooms, fitness center and meeting spaces. The redesign began in May and is expected to be done spring 2018. The…
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Breaking: Uber Fires Engineer Involved In Self-Driving Lawsuit
UPDATE, MAY 30, 12:50 P.M. PT: Uber has fired vice president of technology Anthony Levandowski, reports The New York Times. Levandowski, the engineer involved in the Waymo lawsuit, was let go on Tuesday effective immediately. Despite urgings from Uber to cooperate…
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Apartment Boom: Developers Built The Most Units In These 6 Neighborhoods Between 2010 And 2016
An apartment boom in various U.S. cities has turned rundown blocks into thriving neighborhoods. Of the top cities in the country with the most large-scale rental buildings (50 or more units), developers have built the most units between 2010 and 2016 in these six neighborhoods, according to RentCafé. Collectively the six cities have added more than 38,000 units during that time frame, Yardi Matrix and Property Shark data determined.
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5 Of The Most Sustainable Breweries In The U.S.
Craft beer continues to drive the beer industry in new and exciting directions. The Brewers Association recorded 5,005 breweries in the U.S. last year — 99% of them smaller breweries. The market share of craft breweries grew 8% in 2016, and craft beer exports rose 16%.
Craft breweries are leading the charge for sustainable energy and building practices in the industry. More breweries are reducing carbon footprints, energy and water usage. Here are five breweries leading the charge.
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