San Francisco
5 LEED-ing Multifamily Projects in CA
Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego hold the top spots for LEED-certified multifamily properties in California through the past 12 months.
Google Invests $50M in Silicon Valley Fund
The investment is part of the company’s previously announced $1 billion commitment to help fund affordable housing in the Bay Area.
San Francisco Condo Project Lands $77M Construction Loan
The 109-unit development at 1554 Market St. is scheduled for completion in 2021 and will have two 12-story buildings that will also feature 5,010 square feet of retail space.
Bay Area Senior Housing Community Breaks Ground
Developed by Eden Housing, Alameda Point Senior Apartments is part of the $1 billion project at the former Navy base on San Francisco Bay in Alameda, Calif.
Bridge Housing, John Stewart Co. Break Ground on San Francisco Affordable Housing
Through a public-private partnership, the companies began construction on two projects for low-income residents, which will be located on the sites of former parking lots.
Bay Area Properties Sell for $25M
Marcus & Millichap’s Levin Johnston brokered the sale of Village Drive and Carlmont Park Apartments, two communities encompassing a total of 52 units in Belmont, Calif.
$1B Bay Area Development Hits Construction Milestone
The development team, which includes two Trammell Crow companies, broke ground on the 68-acre redevelopment of a former Naval Air Station in Alameda, Calif., in March of last year.
Oakland Community Trades in All-Cash Sale
NAI Northern California represented the seller and secured the buyer in the 1031 transaction of the 44-unit Vermont Apartments located near Interstate 580.
California’s Apartment Industry Eyes Wildfire Recovery Plan
As wildfire season approaches, state legislators are considering a comprehensive package, including a fund that would help keep utilities financially stable after major fires.
Google to Invest $1B in Bay Area Housing
The company is the latest tech giant to pledge big bucks toward the housing crisis. The firm wants to build 20,000 units, a quarter of which would be affordable.