San Francisco’s Parking Dilemma
Parking in urban settings like San Francisco is a contentious issue. Many neighborhoods, including those along Taraval Street and Geary Boulevard, have seen a decline in foot traffic…
Read More
Market News
The Wise Move: Optimal Blend & Extend Strategies
As the global business landscape navigates through the aftermath of the pandemic, the real estate sector too finds itself in a period of recalibration. Tenants…
Read More
Pickings Are Slim. The Trending Shortages in Real Estate Seen Throughout the Country
I recently attended an event organized by National Association of Realtors (NAR). Attending guests included senior board members from across the country. As I presented…
Read More
Lack of Industrial Space and The Serious Consequences for The Bay Area
Today, office vacancy throughout the Bay Area is on average at five percent. Planned office development is taking place in San Francisco, San Jose, and…
Read More
The Death of Shopping Centers
In the 1950’s, President Eisenhower launched the development of our national freeway system. This lead to the development of our suburbs and major urban cities…
Read More
Why San Francisco’s Affordable Housing Leads to a Dead End
For years, San Francisco has been tackling a major housing crisis. At an average of over $4,500/month for a two-bedroom apartment, San Francisco has become…
Read More