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The San Francisco investor, working with hospitality entrepreneur Phil Spiegel, is in line to take control of the 208,000-square-foot former Federal Reserve Bank building at a basis estimated in the $70 million range — a fraction of RFR Holding’s 2020 purchase price. San Francisco-based Presidio Bay Ventures has emerged as the prospective buyer of a […]
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The Vancouver-based digital-native furniture retailer is backfilling a vacant EQ3 space as it begins its first U.S. brick-and-mortar push. Article, the Vancouver-based modern furniture brand that has built its business almost entirely online since 2013, is planting its flag in San Francisco’s Design District this fall, leasing roughly 7,500 to 8,200 square feet at 2299 […]
After a one-year union-bargained delay, Executive Order N-22-25 takes effect — a lifeline for a Sacramento CBD office market sitting on a decade-high vacancy rate. Governor Gavin Newsom’s long-delayed four-day return-to-office mandate for California state workers takes effect July 1, ending a year of bargaining-table standoffs and handing downtown Sacramento’s battered office...
A Silicon Valley dual-campus repositioning of vacant office space gains a teaching arm — and rewrites how Northern California will train its next generation of physicians. Sutter Health and Santa Clara University have clinched a partnership that will plant the Bay Area’s first new medical school in more than a hundred years inside an 82,000-square-foot […]
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Q1 2026 indicators show tech hiring rebound, office vacancy retreating, and downtown foot traffic climbing as city hits economic inflection point San Francisco’s battered post-pandemic economy may have finally turned a corner. A confluence of indicators tracked by the City and County of San Francisco Office of the Controller’s Office of Economic Analysis shows monthly […]
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