SAN FRANCISCO-According to Insurance Services Offices Inc., San Francisco property owners face higher insurance premiums for terrorism insurance than most other major U.S. cities.
VALLEJO, CA-Just two weeks after Shell U.S. Gas & Power withdrew as a partner in the controversial $1.3 billion Mare Island power plant, Bechtel Enterprises Holdings announced that it would pull out as well.
WALNUT CREEK, CA-The first phase of the Olympic Plaza project and The Corners retail development in downtown Walnut Creek are both on schedule for opening dates this spring.
SAN FRANCISCO-A local talent agency has acquired 847 Sansome, a four-story brick building with a developed lower level. The firm plans to use the downtown San Francisco structure as its headquarters.
SAN FRANCISCO-San Francisco's Old Mint Task Force has voted in favor of the San Francisco Museum and Historical Society's proposal to turn downtown's vacant Old Mint building into a museum.
DAVIS, CA-Davis residents attended a series of meetings yesterday regarding UC Davis' proposed $190-million bio-defense and emerging diseases center, which would bring some of the most deadly and contagious diseases, including anthrax, to Davis.
SAN FRANCISCO-State Sen. Jackie Speier, (D-SF) has introduced a new bill that will provide much-needed renovation funds for California's mission properties without tapping into state funds.
EL CERRITO, CA-After years of negotiations, El Cerrito city officials are taking a significant step towards the development of a parking garage, mixed-use development and fitness center at El Cerrito Plaza.
OAKLAND, CA-Britannia Management Services Inc., a property management company that specializes in biotech, will relocate from its existing Oakland location to Shorenstein's 555 City Center.
SAN MATEOAfter illegally using his clients' investment funds to execute Bay Area real estate deals, Fred Albert Schluep, a former San Mateo investment advisor, has been barred from the investment business.