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Tag Archives: Commercial Real Estate
SF Real Estate "Strongest" in the State
advertisement San Francisco Assessor-Recorder Phil Ting announced Thursday that the value of the City’s real estate grew by nearly $2 billion in the past fiscal year, a contrast to decreasing property values in most other parts of California. The total … Continue reading
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Commercial Real Estate: Savoy sells three Petaluma buildings
Sales of 18 former Equity Office buildings in Petaluma has been grabbing headlines for the past 12 months, but another Petaluma portfolio of buildings in Redwood Business Park has changed hands. San Francisco-based Savoy Corp. sold three buildings totaling nearly … Continue reading
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Complaints About Proposition 13? It Depends on Who’s Not Paying
Tom Ammiano, who represents San Francisco in the State Assembly, is bravely venturing where few politicians dare. He advocates revamping Proposition 13, the sacrosanct measure that has essentially frozen many property-tax bills at 1976 levels. For the past two legislative … Continue reading
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Bay Area office deals may lift up Tri-Valley
Optimistic: “There’s a sense that things are getting better,” says John Carpenter. An uptick in deals and tenant activity has yet to push the Tri-Valley office market out of the stagnant state it’s been in the last several quarters. Still, … Continue reading
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Commercial Real Estate Clouded by Delinquencies
Page 1 of 2 | Next PageShow Entire Article Barely a few minutes after reading an article in the Wall Street Journal about banks finally opening the “spigot for commercial real-estate,” the folks over at Trepp issued their monthly report … Continue reading
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