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By Joanne Drilling – National Data Reporter, The Business Journals Jun 16, 2024 Updated Jun 16, 2024 11:19pm PDT If you’re searching for a good deal on a home, the Midwest could be a good place to look. California, on the other hand, is the epicenter of overvalued housing markets. But it’s certainly not alone. That’s according to […]

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New rules are about to reshape residential real estate, and they could wash a lot of agents out of the business

By Ted Andersen – Digital Editor, San Francisco Business Times Aug 15, 2024 Residential real estate agents in the Bay Area are worried right now, and some may have good reason to be. In a few days, a shake-up takes place that many are calling the industry’s biggest ever. A new set of rules will blow up […]

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$20 billion Bay Area affordable housing bond booted off ballot

By Hannah Kanik – Reporter, San Francisco Business Times Aug 14, 2024 A $20 billion regional affordable housing bond poised for the November ballot will no longer be going before Bay Area voters this fall. The Bay Area Housing Finance Authority voted Wednesday morning to scrap the initiative for now, citing a pending lawsuit against the measure […]

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Top of the List: Commercial Developers

By Ahavah Revis – Data Reporter, Silicon Valley Business Journal Aug 1, 2024 This week we rank Greater Bay Area Commercial Developers by square feet of development in the pipeline, which includes projects that are in planning, proposed, approved and under construction. From FivePoint Holdings’ Candlestick Park and San Francisco Shipyard to SteelWave’s Discovery Station Retail in […]

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Savvy guide to mastering California’s commercial real estate

By Akki Patel Aug 6, 2024 As a CEO, I navigate the high-stakes world of California’s commercial real estate, where aspirations often meet formidable challenges. I have learned to navigate the complexities alongside many dedicated agents, developers, and community members. Here in the Bay Area, I’ve faced the same tough regulations and fierce competition, and through […]

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Townhome complex coming to Sunnyvale as builders gravitate toward high-density housing

By Clare A. Fonstein – Reporter, Silicon Valley Business Journal Jul 29, 2024 In an area with low housing supply and soaring home prices, local first-time buyers are trying to find affordable options. A San Ramon-based company is placing its bets that townhomes are the solution. The homebuilding business, Homes Built for America, is expecting to complete construction […]

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Top of the List: Office and R&D Leases in San Jose

By Ahavah Revis – Data Reporter, Silicon Valley Business Journal Apr 29, 2024 Updated Apr 29, 2024 10:21am PDT This week’s list of Office and R&D Leases in San Jose accounts for more than 1.6 million square feet signed in 2023. Of the 30 leases ranked, 47% were for a new lease and within the 53% of renewals, […]

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Top of the List: Family-Owned Businesses

By Ahavah Revis – Data Reporter, Silicon Valley Business Journal Apr 22, 2024 This year’s Family-Owned Businesses list includes 50 businesses, with the top 25 accounting for over $7 billion in (combined) revenue in 2023. And, of the 45 businesses that provided employee numbers, that translates to 7,849 jobs. The top three businesses each had revenues north […]

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These are the most overvalued — and undervalued — housing markets

By Joanne Drilling – National Data Reporter, The Business Journals Jun 16, 2024 Updated Jun 16, 2024 11:19pm PDT If you’re searching for a good deal on a home, the Midwest could be a good place to look. California, on the other hand, is the epicenter of overvalued housing markets. But it’s certainly not alone. That’s according to […]

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