One visit to the courtyard of the Richardson Apartments at Fulton and Gough streets in San Francisco shows why landscape architect Andrea Cochran has earned respect from her peers. The thick benches use cedar planks...
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As one of the Bay Area's largest construction firms, Webcor Builders provides a handy barometer of the region's economic vitality. The San Francisco company's workforce, which topped 2,200 in 2008, has shrunk to about 1,...
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A visit to San Francisco's Mission Bay shows what could be lost in California when redevelopment ceases to exist. People of all ages stroll the trail along Mission Creek. Construction crews are at work on 644 housing...
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We have a new reigning champion of office property deals in San Francisco. JPMorgan Chase Asset Management has bought a majority stake - an overwhelming majority stake - in China Basin Landing for $415 million. That...
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Slow pace of weatherizing homes risks stimulus funding
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Highridge Partners and Montgomery Capital Partners signed two significant leases in January with 6 Waves for 26,405 square feet and iCrossing for 19,119 square feet at 550 Kearny Street.
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ENCINO, CA-The US apartment sector powered through last summer’s economic doldrums to record strong absorption gains and higher occupancy rates. So says a 2012 National Apartment Report, which was released by Marcus & Millichap . Tight supply conditions exist, especially in metros with high barriers to entry, says the report.
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Private equity firms are jumpinginto distressed housing as the U.S. government plans to market200,000 foreclosed homes as rentals to speed up the economicrecovery. GTIS Partners will spend $1 billion by ...
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Protecting nightlife along 11th Street in San Francisco’s South of Market neighborhood while also allowing for more residential construction in the area is heating up as a key concern for SOMA residents and entertainment officials. The block between Folsom and Harrison Streets is home to numerous nightclubs and restaurants. The area has been a late-night [...]
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Private equity firms are jumping into distressed housing as the U.S. government plans to market 200,000 foreclosed homes as rentals to speed up the economic recovery
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