San Francisco

As Valley tenants demand space that more closely aligns with lifestyles, LPA talks sustainability, reimagined spaces and the future of downtown design in the second of a two-part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

The demand for settings where people can work and live is increasing, and so is the need for tenant amenities such as outdoor space, fitness centers and workplace zones, LPA says in the first of a two part <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Developer research for Viamonte showed that most buyers are coming from the surrounding affluent area, which was an impetus for the site placement, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Featuring 18 redwoods from 35 to 45 feet tall, 855 Brannan provides an escape from the hectic pace of urban living, complete with tables and chairs carved from felled tree trunks and a lobby that resembles a lodge.

Developers and property managers look to the unique needs of shared housing with the coliving concept catering to mobile renters in a tech approach to property management, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

A more balanced market is evident as rents remain flat so far, however, the 700 Santana Row headquarters building is one of the few spec offerings underway, GlobeSt.com learns in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

Randy Lagomarsino with City National Bank in San Jose breaks down the stats for growth, unemployment, interest rates and other timely takeaways in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>.

WALNUT CREEK, CA—The 800-pound e-commerce gorilla, Amazon, accounted for 43% of US online sales in 2016, and now the gorilla has turned the tables to begin opening brick-and-mortar sites.