A key player in the race to launch flying taxis in American cities has doubled its space in a Bay Area industrial facility it uses for testing and logistics.
After years of unsuccessful efforts to land a subtenant, Silicon Valley tech giant Alphabet is preparing to offload a building near its global headquarters as its lease for the property heads toward its natural expiration.
Los Angeles-based BH Properties has purchased a 19th-century fruit cannery turned office complex in Silicon Valley, extending a yearslong West Coast buying spree.
San Francisco's recovering office market is getting another artificial intelligence-induced boost with a startup's deal to more than triple its headquarters space in the city.
As in many other real estate markets, the past five years for San Jose, California, multifamily have been volatile, with most demand and supply metrics swinging from high to low and back again.
Office leasing activity edged higher in the first half of the year, though overall leasing volume remains stubbornly below its typical level from the late 2010s. While a few markets appear to be in full-blown recovery, others are still off the pace, hampered by both tepid demand and the absence of large blocks of available premium space.
CBRE has promoted a onetime web developer to a senior position overseeing a team of more than 100 brokers in the Bay Area's tech hub as Silicon Valley starts to show signs of a real estate rebound.
The Bay Area’s commercial real estate markets have been under considerable pressure in recent years. A series of headwinds, including remote working, a population exodus, high cost inflation and high interest rates, have challenged the economic performance and values of properties and slashed the financial viability of new development.
Apartment rent growth across the United States eased for the first time in over a year in the second quarter as surging construction gave renters more choices and made it harder for landlords to raise rates.
An investor is considering the possibility of converting a Silicon Valley research and development campus it just purchased that once served as one of Google’s early office spaces into much-needed housing.
While other global tech companies are making slow and gradual returns to office investments, Apple is wasting no time scooping up handfuls of properties around its Silicon Valley headquarters as it looks to solidify its long-term dominance in the region.
The parent company of social media app Snapchat is rescuing a Silicon Valley office property from its longstanding vacancy with a full-building deal that also serves as the latest indicator of the region's rebounding market.
Apple has officially become its own landlord at a pair of its Silicon Valley offices after finalizing a deal to purchase the buildings a few blocks from its iconic Silicon Valley headquarters.
Northern California’s dominant power supplier, Pacific Gas & Electric, is scrambling to keep up with the explosion of data centers in and around the San Francisco Bay Area.
The maker of ChatGPT is among firms contributing to more office demand as the artificial intelligence company prepares to once again expand in San Francisco.
A global asset manager has given a $300 million boost to a prominent office landlord as a new cohort of investors shows they're willing to bet on the sector's rebound.
The pace of office occupancy losses has slowed dramatically over the past 12 months, and surging leasing activity indicates that the long-awaited recovery is at last underway.
Home goods retailer At Home, with 260 stores across 40 states, filed for bankruptcy protection with plans to close dozens of locations as it becomes just the latest chain to cite a slowdown in consumer spending as rising tariffs place "significant pressure" on its business.