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Office of Economic and Workforce Development Grants Support Neighborhood Vibrancy, Drive the City’s Comeback; Builds on City’s Efforts to Make it Easier to Open and Grow a Business in San Francisco The Office of Economic and Workforce Development (OEWD) announces $6.3 million in new grants to support small businesses, reduce barriers to opening and operating […]
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The all-cash acquisition from Lumentum on Fox Drive extends Supermicro’s presence across three distinct North San Jose hubs as the company ramps up production of high-performance AI server hardware Super Micro Computer Inc. has purchased two office and research buildings totaling 115,400 square feet on Fox Drive in North San Jose for $43 million, expanding […]
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Ferguson Pape Baldwin Architects (FPBA) has promoted Orange Buensuceso, AIA, LEED AP, to Director of San Francisco, a milestone that takes on added significance as it coincides with the start of Women in Construction Week. Orange joined FPBA in 2020 and built the Bay Area presence from the ground up, bridging the firm’s established San […]
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Container throughput at the Port of Oakland has barely moved in a decade, and a combination of high real estate costs, a tight labor pool and conservative infrastructure investment is now pushing some occupiers to reconsider their options The Port of Oakland processed 2.3 million twenty-foot equivalent units in 2025, essentially unchanged from the prior […]
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Residential gains and data center investment helped stabilize total outlays in December, even as nonresidential categories weakened and building cost inflation accelerated to its fastest pace since 2022 U.S. construction spending ended 2025 on a cautious note of stabilization, rising 0.3 percent in December after a 0.2 percent decline in November, according to a February […]<...