South Bay Development Booming
With These Hot Projects
Development in the South Bay is booming. Large-scale projects are underway that provide live/work/play environments. Check out a few of the latest projects below.
Santa Clara Square
Irvine Co. is finishing up Phase 2 of the office space at Santa Clara Square, called The Campus @ Santa Clara Square. Three buildings were previously completed and five additional 220K SF buildings will be completed by mid-2017. The office space…
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Building Leadership Roles For Women In Construction
For Eric F. Anderson CEO Kristin Anderson, holding a leadership role in her family's construction company certainly has its challenges, but it has been worth it.
“I always knew in the back of my mind I would work for the…
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SummerHill's Plan In Santa Clara Features Vertical Single-Family Homes
SummerHill Housing Group plans to develop 27 acres in Santa Clara into a mixed-use master plan community. The new development, dubbed Nuevo, will be within the 65-acre Lawrence Station Area Plan.
The site will include 457 for-sale units, including 120…
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Hudson Pacific Lands Big Tenant In San Francisco, Looking For Another In Silicon Valley
Hudson Pacific Properties is having a busy 2017 in the San Francisco Bay Area. It just signed a 10-year lease with Google for 166,460 SF at Rincon Center II office tower on Spear Street in San Francisco.
Hudson Pacific also is gearing…
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The Limits Of Control: Are Rent Caps Really A Long-Term Solution?
With rents heading upward in many cities in the U.S., municipalities have turned to rent control to contain skyrocketing rents. In California, where affordability is on the minds of residents, rent control is again up for debate as state lawmakers consider removing a huge restriction on current rent control laws.
“California has had affordability problems all the way back in my lifetime, but I have never seen it this bad, particularly in Southern California,” said Joan Ling, a lecturer in urban planning at UCLA.
Rent control is not unique to…
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Builders Turn To Mixed Density Developments To Cater To Young, Aging Millennials
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Brexit: What Experts Predicted vs. What's Actually Occurred So Far
The United Kingdom's exit from the European Union begins March 29, triggering a two-year process that will impact global financial and real estate markets.
But how? When the Brexit referendum passed June 23, economists and commercial real estate experts made dozens of predictions about the probable impact on the UK and U.S. economy, and the commercial real estate economy in particular.
Check out some of those predictions and whether they have been fulfilled, proven wrong or are yet to come true.
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Ascent West Takes Dealmaking To A New Level
You do not need Donald Trump to tell you how to master the art of the deal. Just make sure you are in Scottsdale, Ariz., April 24-26 for Ascent West, the exclusive retreat for real estate's top owners, developers and investors under 45-ish.
You cannot be there without an Ascent membership, though, and the window is closing fast on your chance to secure a spot in the real estate industry's most prestigious invite-only community. (Do not be left out in the cold when…
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