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• October 17, 2001 - Brokers Tentative that San Francisco Market is Stabilizing
10/17/01
A prominent article on the front page of the Oct. 16 Business Section of the San Francisco Chronicle raised public awareness of something real estate pros have known for a long time now: with an office vacancy rate already ho...
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• Broadstone Plaza to Get Broader by 120k sf
10/15/01
Opus West Corp has recently acquired 12 acres of land next to its Broadstone Plaza retail development and plans to immediately expand the center by 120k sf. Opus purchased the land from Gateway Projects Inc at a cost of $6 mi...
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• October 12, 2001 - PG&E Rumored to Have Holdings on the Block
10/12/01
Pacific Gas & Electric Co has very quietly placed more than 100 Northern California properties on the block. At least, that's the rumor reported by San Francisco Chronicle business columnist David Lazarus. The bankrupt utilit...
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• October 10, 2001 - East Bay Developer Plunges Ahead With 475k sf Office Complex
10/10/01
Despite the rapidly cooling market, a few developers are forging ahead with new projects, hoping the situation will have improved by the time construction is complete. The largest of these is Sierra Pacific Properties' Metrop...
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• San Bruno Retail Center to Undergo Major Redevelopment
10/09/01
Wattson Breevast has announced a spring 2002 groundbreaking of a $105 mil redevelopment of Tanforan Park Shopping Center, in San Bruno. The major undertaking will transform the 965k sf complex into a 1.1 msf upscale retail ce...
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• October 5, 2001 - Growth Hangs Up on Telecom Valley
10/05/01
The loss of some 2,500 jobs has turned Telecom Valley boosters from high-flying optimists to earthbound realists in a mere six months. Until recently, the 101 corridor from Novato to Rohnert Park had experienced little but gr...
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• October 3, 2001 - Third Quarter is Not the Charm as San Francisco Endures Worst Period Ever
10/03/01
Nobody expected good news, but the third quarter report from Grubb & Ellis on the San Francisco office market is even more disheartening than anticipated. According to the bleak document, the city experienced its worst quarte...
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• October 1, 2001 - Smaller Deals Keep Silicon Valley Market Alive
10/01/01
Though the Silicon Valley investment market is far from sizzling, a number of sales have occurred, generally involving smaller, multi-tenant properties that tend to do well even in tough economic times. For example, Burlingam...
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• Opus a Winner at Marathon
9/28/01
In the East Bay community of Livermore, development of the 316.3k sf Marathon Business Center is moving along according to plan, as developer Opus West Corporation is ready to tilt-up the walls on the third and fourth buildin...
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• September 26, 2001 - Hayward Not Wayward
9/26/01
Against the odds, Hayward has managed to hold its own in the current falling market. Comparatively low rents ($0.75-$0.95/sf/mo for industrial space) undoubtedly has something to do with it. Companies are looking for ways to ...
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• September 21, 2001 - Catellus Joins Forces With AEW in $295 Mil Mixed-Use Development at Mission Bay
9/21/01
Catellus Development Corp has signed an agreement that has the San Francisco company renting from itself. Well, actually it's not Catellus itself that is renting but rather a joint venture between the developer and AEW Capita...
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• Is Gene Acres the Place to Be?
9/19/01
The notion of biotech as the savior for the failing Bay Area real estate market was trotted out again in an article in the San Francisco Chronicle that has been posted on a surprising number of business websites. The article ...
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• The Port Is Beginning To Taste Good To Oakland
9/15/01
Things are perking at the Port of Oakland. Earlier this month, the Port Commission selected a developer for a $500 mil project along the waterfront from Oak to Ninth streets and approved the sale of 2.6 acres in the Oakland B...
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• Sunnyvale Office Complex Fetches $21 Mil
9/14/01
Investors are still finding attractive opportunities throughout Silicon Valley, as evidenced by this trio of recent transactions. We'll start in Sunnyvale, where Baltimore-based Dollinger Properties purchased a five-building,...
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• Sparkle at Emerald Glen Park Turns into a Twinkle
9/12/01
Less than a half year ago, the Alameda County Surplus Land Authority was celebrating its success in attracting several large tech companies to its Emerald Glen business park in Dublin. Sybase, Commerce One, Oracle, Cisco Syst...
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• September 7, 2001 - Investors Hope to Take Advantage of Bay Area Woes
9/07/01
Tenants are not the only ones to benefit from the current downturn. A small group of businesses and investors have also benefited as property prices drop in sync with declining rents. The group is small for the simple reason ...
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• September 5, 2001 - Colliers and Starboard Say Bottom in Sight for San Francisco
9/05/01
Though it's somewhat a minority viewpoint, at least two real estate brokerage firms believe the worst is over for San Francisco. Or rather almost over. Both Colliers International and Starboard Commercial see signs of bottomi...
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• August 31, 2001 - Record Petaluma Land Sale
8/31/01
The developer of the 20-acre Park Central mixed-use project in Petaluma has sold 8.34 acres to Atlanta-based Trammell Crow Residential for $9.15 mil. The $25.18/sf purchase price is the highest ever paid in the Sonoma County ...
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• August 29, 2001 - San Francisco Industrial Market Holding Its Own
8/29/01
At least one area of San Francisco has maintained a reasonably high level of leasing activity. According to Scott Mason, a principal with HC&M Commercial Properties Inc, the Bayshore industrial area continues to attract tenan...
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• Insignia/ESG and Colliers Seeley Pros Marketing Bay Area Office Properties
8/24/01
A few recent office property listings in the Bay Area caught our eye, and we thought we'd pass them on to you. In one, the Insignia/ESG Capital Advisors Group team of David Doupe and Larry Krasner has been retained to market ...
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