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A server-manufacturing unit of Taiwan's MiTAC Holdings Corp. has committed to the final three buildings at Fremont's Campus at Bayside, taking control of the entire 473,250-square-foot complex as artificial intelligence hardware demand pushes the city's industrial vacancy to roughly 2 percent.
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Wismettac Asian Foods, the century-old Asian food importer and distributor, has committed to 174,578 square feet of warehouse and distribution space at BlackRock's The Crossings @ 880 in Fremont, one of the marquee Class A logistics addresses along the Interstate 880 corridor.
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Amazon Web Services has begun construction on a two-building, 438,500-square-foot data center campus in Gilroy, a roughly $2 billion project that advanced through entitlement under decades-old industrial zoning even as data center approvals grow harder to win across California.
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The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation and Chinatown Community Development Center have opened 730 Stanyan, a $153.2 million, 160-unit affordable housing complex on a former McDonald's site at the edge of Golden Gate Park, marking the first major affordable development in Haight-Ashbury in nearly two decades.
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The San Francisco Bay Area was conspicuously missing from a national ranking of the strongest apartment markets for first-half 2026 net absorption, an absence that reflects the region's rock-bottom vacancy and thin construction pipeline rather than any weakness in renter demand.
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