Landsea Homes, SCS Development Present Details on 50-Acre Mixed-Use Project...
By The Registry Staff New details were unveiled on a plan to create a 50-acre mixed-use development that promises to transform the landscape of eastern Dublin. Dallas-based Landsea Homes, in...
View ArticleAfter the Surge: Burlingame’s Life Science Sector Faces Uncertain Times
By Kate Snyder At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the life science industry throughout the country began an upward swing as pharmaceutical, biotech and research and development companies...
View ArticleRakuten Group Expands Bay Area Presence with New San Francisco Office in...
By The Registry Staff San Francisco is seeing new subleasing activity as a Japanese tech giant has opened a new office in the city’s South Financial District. The move marks a significant expansion for...
View ArticleProposal in San Jose Looks to Deliver 140 Units Next to Little Portugal BART...
The landscape of San Jose is set to undergo a significant transformation with the proposal of a new seven-story apartment complex near the future Little Portugal BART Station. The owner of the...
View ArticleOakland’s Office Market Faces Rising Vacancies Amidst Economic Shifts
In the wake of dwindling leasing activity, downtown Oakland’s office market faces a challenging phase. The latest report from CBRE reveals a troubling uptick in office vacancy rates across the city’s...
View ArticleKPMG Plans to Reduce San Francisco Presence with 55 Second St. Sublease
KPMG, one of the global leaders in accounting, is reevaluating its long-standing presence in downtown San Francisco’s office market. The company’s potential departure from the “KPMG building” at 55...
View ArticleNorth Berkeley Housing Partners Propose 750-Unit Residential Project at BART...
By Kate Snyder A new transit-oriented residential project is in the works in North Berkeley. The City of Berkeley and Bay Area Rapid Transit are working with a joint venture called North Berkeley...
View ArticleMacy’s to Exit 200,000 SQFT Store Location in San Leandro’s Bayfair Center
By The Registry Staff In a significant move, Macy’s, the renowned department store chain, is set to exit a substantial piece of Bay Area real estate. The move marks the closure of the company’s...
View Article44-Room Phoenix Hotel-Leased Property in San Francisco Listed for $15MM,...
By The Registry Staff In the heart of San Francisco’s Civic Center neighborhood, an existing hotel and potential redevelopment site has hit the market. The property is an 37,810 square foot residential...
View ArticleTidewater Capital Receives Final Approvals on 289-Unit, 381-Unit Projects in...
OAKLAND, Calif. – (Jan. 30, 2024) – Tidewater Capital (“Tidewater”), a San Francisco-based real estate investor and developer focused on the Bay Area, received final approvals for both 533 Kirkham, a...
View ArticleNotice of Default Issued on Loan Connected to HP Investors’ 31,500 SQFT...
By The Registry Staff Office properties in the Bay Area continue to experience financial distress. A notice of default was recently issued on a loan for an office building nestled in Uptown Oakland,...
View ArticleNotice of Default Issued for $18.75MM Loan on Toy Real Estate’s 27,000 SQFT...
By Kate Snyder Office properties in San Francisco continue to experience financial distress. A notice of default was served for an $18.75 million loan connected to a 26,796 square foot creative office...
View ArticleBerkeley’s Skyline Transformation: Inside UC Berkeley’s Innovation Zone Project
UC Berkeley has recently unveiled plans for a groundbreaking development that promises to not only redefine the city’s skyline but also enhance its position as a hub of innovation and research. The...
View ArticleSanta Clara VTA Abandons Pursuit of Downtown San Jose Properties
By The Registry Staff The Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority has made a significant decision regarding its plans for downtown San Jose, opting to withdraw its efforts to seize ownership of...
View ArticleSMART and Marin Transit Lead Regional Agencies in Recouping Pre-Pandemic...
The Bay Area public transit system, which consists of 27 operators, has seen one of its agencies fully recover to its pre-pandemic ridership levels, with another close on its heels. This achievement,...
View ArticleCity of San Jose, Developers Discuss Potential Agreement on Plans for Flea...
By The Registry Staff The ongoing saga between San Jose and the owners of the Flea Market has taken another turn, potentially reverting to the original redevelopment plans with the city’s assistance....
View ArticleCalifornia’s Billionaire-Funded City Embraces Regional Transit Ideas After...
In a pivot responding to public outcry, the billionaire-backed urban development project California Forever has committed to integrating a regional rail connection into its vision of a new, walkable...
View ArticleOakland Receives Proposal for Office-to-Residential Conversion at 1000 Broadway
In a significant development for Oakland’s urban landscape, Studio T Square Architects has taken the initial steps towards converting an office building into residential apartments. The company...
View Article2.4-Mile Eastridge to BART Regional Connector in East San Jose is Approved by...
The Santa Clara County Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) has made a decisive move to enhance the connectivity and transit infrastructure of East San Jose with the approval of the Eastridge to BART...
View Article40,000 SQFT Office Building Planned for Residential Conversion in San...
By Kate Snyder An historic San Francisco commercial building that was slated to be renovated to add apartments is facing potential foreclosure. The Warfield Building, which comprises nearly 40,000...
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