Founded downtown in 2012, the outlet is making a return to the area.

The glut of Covid-delayed projects is running dry as high interest rates and construction costs take their toll.

Both buildings in Pinnacle Corporate Park underwent an extensive rehab, landlord says.

S.C. Johnson & Son Inc., which recently paid nearly $22 million for property west of its Mount Pleasant campus, on Monday paid $15 million for land to the east of the campus for a possible expansion.

Here's how much they paid for the mostly empty center that features San Francisco's only In-N-Out restaurant.

The purchase of the building comes “as part of ongoing efforts to cut millions of dollars the county pays each year for rent,” according to an announcement from the county.

The company says it can produce 250 housing units per year.

Though it's at a very early stage, multifamily developer USA Properties Fund Inc. appears to be considering an affordable project in the Vineyard area of Sacramento County.

The move comes as newly built homes account for a record one-third of single-family homes on the market.