Tudor Scolca

Tudor Scolca-Seușan is an Associate Editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. He joined CPE and MHN in 2017 and is passionate about doing research for the two publications. He is responsible for data center and industrial coverage on CPE, writing seasonal metro reports on multifamily, interviews and features, as well as occasionally editing news stories.

Irvine Co. Launches Finale of Orange County Campus

Phase three of the 1.1 million-square-foot development features a wellness-focused design.

KKR Closes $535M Bay Area Office Deal

The acquisition of HQ @ First in San Jose marks the region’s largest office transaction so far in 2021.

San Francisco Market Update: Suburban Office Drives Activity

As vacancy in urban areas rises, suburban markets are recording significant drops, CommercialEdge reports.

Los Angeles Market Update: Vacancy Improves Slightly

Creative office space continues to drive leasing activity in the market, according to CommercialEdge data.

Barings Acquires Peninsula Innovation Point

Barings Pays $170M for Bay Area Redevelopment Opportunity

The global investor plans to transform an office campus and adjacent site into a magnet for life science and tech tenants.

San Francisco’s Construction Starts Jump 114%

The year-over-year increase far outpaces the national average, according to Dodge.

Boston Properties Buys 3 for $882M

The company made its Seattle debut with the purchase of a 50-story office tower, while also adding assets in New York City and a Washington, D.C., suburb.

Apple-Leased Office Trades for $64M in Silicon Valley

At $759 per square foot, the sale marked one of the Bay Area’s priciest exchanges this year.

San Francisco Market Update: Development on the Rise

With more than 9.4 million square feet expected to come online in the second half of the year, San Francisco is poised for a banner year.

Los Angeles Market Update: Creative Office Drives Activity

Los Angeles is poised for a banner year of activity, as the second half of the year will see more completions than the past two years combined.