SAN FRANCISCO-In partnership with the subsidiaries of several national title companies, the online commercial real estate marketplace now provides resources and current information necessary for tax-deferred investment property exchanges.
PACIFICA, CA-Al Pace, CEO of seller Pacific Property Co., owner of some 4,000 units in California, tells GlobeSt.com he's confident of the market in both the Bay Area and Silicon Valley.
SAN FRANCISCO-Dan Harvey and Jim McPhee have completed more than 400 transactions valued well in excess of $1 billion dollars since beginning their partnership in 1987. They are now senior vice presidents with Jones Lang LaSalle.
SAN FRANCISCO-Dan Harvey and Jim McPhee have completed more than 400 transactions valued well in excess of $1 billion dollars since beginning their partnership in 1987. They are now senior vice presidents with Jones Lang LaSalle.
DALY CITY, CA-John Daly Boulevard Associates LP of San Francisco is planning some new acquisitions this week after financing three apartment properties here to the tune of $63.75 million through Capri Capital Finance LLC.
CUPERTINO, CA-During the first quarter of 2001, the locally based REIT acquired two R&D properties in San Jose containing 249,240 sf of rentable space and completed the sale of a 200,484-sf San Jose building to Cisco Systems.
EMERYVILLE, CA-Despite the softening market, Wareham Development says it has completed seven lease deals totaling more than 67,500 sf at the two local developments.
SAN LEANDRO, CA-The private investment group is refinancing at a lower rate in order to pull cash from the apartments and pay off two office buildings, says Vincent Cardamon, the senior loan officer with Uniondale, NY-based Arbor Commercial that originated the loan.
SACRAMENTO-Another 2.5 million is expected to come under the county's control this July. The park is being sold to a joint venture of Stuart Lichter Industrial Realty Group and the Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund.
ALAMEDA, CA-The 1,700-acre property is said to be critical and essential to development of the city's economic wealth. Mayor Ralph Apezzato says it is the location where the majority of all future growth will occur.
