San Francisco
Lincoln Property JV Acquires San Francisco-Area MOB
LPC West and Angelo Gordon teamed up to purchase a medical office building in Burlingame, Calif., that has more than 100,000 square feet.
Swift Real Estate Acquires San Francisco Office Building
The buyer funded the transaction with an acquisition and development loan from a private lender. The 1912-built historic property is almost fully leased.
James Campbell Co. Hires New CIO
Based in the San Francisco office, Arndt Nicklisch will be responsible for overseeing the company’s investments and dispositions.
Simon Properties to Offer 350kW Charging Stations
Electrify America will install charging systems at Simon locations nationwide, including 17 other centers in California.
TMG Partners, KKR Buy 24-Story Oakland Tower
The transaction marks the third change of ownership for 1221 City Center, an iconic office property in the central business district, over the past six years.
Knotel Expands San Francisco Presence
The flex office space provider continues its aggressive growth with the signing of three new leases totaling 45,000 square feet in the Bay Area, raising its holdings to nearly 200,000 square feet across 20 locations.
NKF Arranges $66M Loan for SF-Area Office Project
With construction financing in place, Acclaim Cos. will push ahead with the development of a 100,000-square-foot spec project in Redwood City, Calif.
Dropbox Campus in San Francisco Scores LEED Platinum
The development team behind Kilroy Realty Corp.’s 750,000-square-foot asset included Rios Clementi Hale Studios, Flad Architects, Marelich, Hathaway Dinwiddie and Stok.
Paramount’s San Francisco Office Portfolio Earns LEED Platinum
The company is recognized for its environmental and operational standards at all three of its locations in the city, which total 2.9 million square feet.
Oakland Office Asset Trades for $11M
Now known as the Fruitvale Gateway Building, the 90-year-old office asset originally served as a hospital. NAI Northern California represented both buyer and seller.










