SAN RAMON, CA-IMX president and CEO Richard Wilkes says this is the last round of funding before profitability, which is slated sometime before the end of next year. The lead investor in the round was Hummer Winblad Venture Partners.

OAKLAND, CA-The building stands at 19th and Broadway, directly above The19th Street BART station. The 75-year-old building has stood vacant more than a decade, and will need extensive renovation before being brought to market.

LIVERMORE, CA- Located along the 580 corridor, construction of the four-building Copper Hill Business Park is expected to break ground in the beginning of next year. As things stand currently, the first three buildings have already been approved by the Planning Commission, with final approval of the last building expected by January.

SAN FRANCISCO-Direct vacancy rates on the Peninsula range from 0.1% to 0.9%, but quite a bit of sublease space has been coming on the market as dot-coms bring in the walls to squeeze out profits before their venture capital runs out, according to a third quarter report by CB Richard Ellis.

SAN FRANCISCO-The 451,300-sf, 27-story class A office building is owned by US Property Fund GmbH & Co. Major tenants of the fully-leased development include Delta Dental and Young & Rubican.

LIVERMORE, CA- Located along the 580 corridor, construction of the four-building Copper Hill Business Park is expected to break ground in the beginning of next year. As things stand currently, the first three buildings have already been approved by the Planning Commission, with final approval of the last building expected by January.

MILL VALLEY, CA-The two technology companies are taking space at the still-under-construction 100,000-sf Belvedere Place complex in Mill Valley. The property is owned by Lehman Brothers. When complete, the $30 million project will comprise two buildings, along with a parking structure.

DUBLIN, CA-Oracle Corp. is negotiating a deal for 12 acres of land situated along interstate 580 near the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station. The news comes on the heels of several other firms making recent moves into the Tri-Valley area, prompting Mayor Guy Houston to dub his city "Digital Dublin.