San Francisco

San Francisco Tower Gets $25M Facelift

Related Cos. brought in Marmol Radziner to redesign The Paramount, aiming for a better fit with the neighborhood’s commitment to the arts.

Innovative Senior Housing Underway in Contra Costa County

Northern California Presbyterian Homes and Services is developing the first continuing-care retirement community in the area that is part of a larger retail development.

Bridge Housing Gives Affordable Senior Community a Face-Lift

The company purchased the 100-unit community in 2015 with a view to make capital improvements which ended up totaling $34 million.

On the Market: 5 Interesting Listings for the Week of 4/17

This week’s listings include a newly renovated and college-adjacent property in Rowland Heights, Calif., and a 28-unit Phoenix community offered for less than $1 million.

Bay Area Affordable Veterans Housing Breaks Ground

Community Development Partners began construction on the $21 million project slated for completion by year-end. The innovative project’s structure will comprise modified steel shipping containers.

Walker & Dunlop Taps New SVP

Matt Naish brings affordable housing expertise following his tenure with Berkeley Point Capital and HUD.

29th Street Capital Buys 12th Bay Area Community

The acquisition of the 79-unit community in San Leandro, Calif., brings the company’s multifamily portfolio to more than 7,600 units. As part of its value-add investment strategy, the company plans to invest $2.3 million in capital improvements.

HFF Secures $23M for Walnut Creek Condos

The 48-unit community will be developed by a joint venture led by The Address Co. The property is slated for completion in the summer of 2018.

JV Nabs $37M East Bay Value-Add Apartments

Trion Properties and DVO Real Estate plan to modernize the 146-unit property in San Leandro, Calif., which was built in 1967.

From Dentistry School to Luxury Condos

Trumark Urban developed the 76-unit community, which includes 60 flats, six triplex townhomes and 10 townhouses. The architectural firm Handel Architects maintained the original façade while designing three-dimensional window bays and floor-to-ceiling glass windows for expansive views, enhancing the building’s geometric presence.