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Barry Gosin, who built Newmark from a regional brokerage into one of the fastest-growing publicly traded commercial real estate firms in the world, will relinquish the chief executive role at year end while staying on to steer the operating company through the leadership handoff.
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Brookfield Asset Management pulled in a company-record $77 billion during the second quarter of 2026, lifting its assets under management past $1 trillion as insurance mandates, credit and a rapidly scaling artificial-intelligence infrastructure platform powered the firm's strongest fundraising run to date.
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San Francisco's office market logged its fourth straight quarter of positive absorption at midyear 2026, as a revival of large space requirements, an artificial-intelligence hiring wave and fierce competition for view-rich floors pushed demand to a level the city has not matched in six years, according to research from JLL.
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Brisbane's Planning Commission will take up the Baylands Specific Plan and Final Environmental Impact Report on Aug. 13, its seventh hearing on the 660-acre redevelopment even as the city works to reverse a state decertification that stripped its power to reject housing projects.
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The U.S. Department of the Interior has withdrawn the gaming eligibility determination underpinning the Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians' $700 million casino resort in Vallejo, darkening a preview gaming hall that had opened days earlier and setting up a federal court fight over one of Solano County's most contested development proposals.
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