7 National Retailers Expand
Their Footprints In Bay Area
National chains are expanding into the Bay Area, filling spaces vacated by local and other national chains that have gone under. Many discount retailers are making headway throughout the region as are many popular food chains. Check out some big retailers adding locations or planning to add locations throughout the Bay Area.
Total Wine & More
Total Wine will open stores in San Jose and Pleasanton this month. The San Jose location is expected to open at 4225 Rosewood Drive on Friday while the Pleasanton location at 5140 Cherry Ave. is expected to open Oct. 26. The retailer,…
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Redevelopment Of Lam Research Campus Underway In North San Jose
ProspectHill Group and SKS Partners with Invesco Real Estate have begun a redevelopment project that will transform the 27-acre former Lam Research campus on North First Street into an over 1M SF office and R&D complex. This is the fourth venture…
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Workplace Wellness: Comparing The Rating Systems
Health and wellness certifications, which aim to improve quality of life through the built environment, are multiplying, diversifying and gaining traction globally. These standards afford tenants transparency and comparability when it comes to building selection, while allowing properties to command…
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Developers Break Ground On Large Student Housing Complex In San Jose
Amcal Equities and Swenson have begun construction on a student housing high-rise in downtown San Jose close to San Jose State University. The 260-unit, 1,039-bed off-campus housing will be on 1.5 acres on East San Carlos Street between South Second and South…
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The Latest As Wine Country Fires Continue To Spread, Threaten New Communities
The wildfires in Wine Country remain largely out of control with the Atlas Fire 3% contained as of Wednesday morning, according to Cal Fire. The Atlas fire reached the border of Solano County Wednesday morning, prompting additional evacuations, and it is inching toward Fairfield. The Tubbs fire had grown to 28,000 acres by Tuesday night and threatens 16,000 structures.
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Contentious Air Rights Battles Are Leaving Commercial Projects Up In The Air
Two visions for a greener future, one head-to-head battle and an outstanding set of rights so convoluted that trying to figure them out can leave you feeling winded.
This is the ongoing story in Toronto, where Craft Development Corp. has been engaged in a conflict with the city for more than a year regarding the ownership of the air above a proposed mixed-use development situated in the same place the city wants to build a park.
This is not the first nor the last case in which air rights have caused substantial grief during the development process. From Chicago in the 1950s to present-day Washington, D.C., the legal tiffs between local governments and private developers regarding air rights have been wide-ranging and plentiful.
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Building Boom Under Kim Jong Un: 5 New North Korean Developments
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