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Tag Archives: Commercial Real Estate
A chat with commercial real estate broker Phil Mahoney
When a megadeal lands in Silicon Valley, there’s a decent chance veteran Bay Area commercial real estate broker Phil Mahoney had a hand in making it happen. Google’s 715,000-square-foot lease in Sunnyvale. The 600,000-square-foot campus for LinkedIn in Sunnyvale. A … Continue reading
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Bay Area construction stages big rebound
Click photo to enlarge The Bay Area’s construction industry is enjoying its strongest job growth in years, a remarkable turnaround for a sector that was battered by the vicious meltdown of the housing market and the implosion of commercial real … Continue reading
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Silicon Valley: Commercial real estate mega-deal by Canadian and American …
SAN JOSE — In an $800 million deal, a group of American and Canadian investors have bought 73 Silicon Valley office and research buildings, which they plan to extensively renovate. Together, the buildings represent space equal to six regional shopping … Continue reading
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Tagged Canadian Investors, Carl Berg, Commercial Real Estate, Critical Mass, Cupertino, Divcowest, Expansions, Global Investments, homes millbrae, Investment Firm, Ivanhoe Cambridge, Leasing Activity, Mountain View, Prime Locations, Realty Investment, Research Buildings, Shopping Malls, Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley Office, South San Jose, Specifics
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Mercury News interview: Transwestern managing director Edward Del Beccaro
Click photo to enlarge Commercial real estate goes hand in hand with the local economy. If more jobs are being created, companies need more office space. If job shrink, then office vacancies increase. Edward Del Beccaro, managing director of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Aapl, Brokerages, Commercial Real Estate, Commercial Realty, Division Of Labor, East Bay Office, Goog, Google, Grubb Ellis, homes millbrae, Intellectual Capital, Leasing Activity, Mercury News, Metro Areas, Middle East Oil, Navy Ship, Office Leasing, Office Vacancies, Persian Gulf, Port Of Oakland, Regional Economy
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