San Francisco
49ers, Folsom Street Development Opportunities Move Forward
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The city of San Francisco has actively rekindled its search for an appropriate developer for a housing project in the vicinity of Transbay Terminal. The San Francisco Business Times reports that the city’s Redevelopment Agency is […]
Subway Project Polarizes Community as Massive Funding is Sought from Government
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The city is set to start on its very own Subway. And this bit of news is definitely not about sandwiches. The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency awarded a substantial $233.6 million to American-Italian joint venture […]
Medical Technology Entities Expand–and So Does the Zoo
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The Bay Area has been seeing an uptick in medical technology deals. First there was Intuitive Surgical, which, in a three-building transaction, instantly expanded its prospects in the area. The 235,000 square feet it acquired is […]
Environmental Protection Set to Become Bay Area Priority
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The Bay Area seems to enjoy protecting the environment, and in more ways than one. News has surfaced regarding two very different aspects of the U.S. environmental policy. One involves placing a tech incubator in a […]
2011 to Top Deal Charts, While Developers Foresee Gold in 2012 Treasure Island Housing Project
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
San Francisco has had its fair share of great news this past week with a series of encouraging statistics as well as bold plans for future housing solutions in the Bay Area.
The week shot off with […]
San Francisco MOMA Extension Exhibit in Own Right
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
The biggest news San Francisco real estate had to offer this past week was undoubtedly the announced expansion of the city’s Museum of Modern Arts. The development is set to contrast the architecture of the original […]
Bay Area Real Estate Currently “In Transit”
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
A series of major projects are underway in the Bay Area, bringing together private companies and city officials. Among them, the BART Transit Village project has stirred by far the most buzz. The project, which has […]
Construction Tops Off San Francisco
By Alex Girda
The city of San Francisco never was one for ordinary policies. This week, Stanford University agreed to pay $3.7 million to the city of Menlo Park to help the local government deal with the traffic generated by the […]
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