Real Estate Blog
Thomas Porter keeps building skills as he turns creative outlets into successful Phoenix businesses
Thomas Porter, whose latest business is a new coffee shop and restaurant, regularly gets paid to do woodworking, metalworking, building things with concrete, cooking food, making coffee and creating music.
Asian grocery chain 99 Ranch Market opens first Los Angeles store in Westwood
Currently open in its soft-launch stage, the store will officially open a grand opening on Nov. 29 starting at 9 a.m.
Cable Cisco avoids rent hike by buying new West Sacramento location
Tight supply of industrial space at the smaller end of the market keeps many companies from moving, but one in West Sacramento found a way around a planned rent hike.
Apartment plan emerges for Mark Cuban-owned Guild 45th property
No parking for cars is planned but the project will have one bicycle stall for each unit.
CBRE adds retail leasing team from JLL in West Los Angeles
Houman Mahboubi, Greg Briest and Marisa Renfro are joining CBRE’s Advisory & Transaction Services practice in West L.A.
Commercial real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield unveils new AI tool
Real estate investors and developers have been talking about AI’s role in the industry for years.
Could the uncertainty over OpenAI’s future affect its S.F. real estate plans? Here’s what we know
Several high-level executives have left the company in the wake of Sam Altman's firing as CEO, and hundreds of the company's employees are threatening to follow. What might that mean for OpenAI's footprint in San Francisco? Here's what we know.
UW Bothell, Cascadia College unveil $79M Innovation Hall
The 80,000-square-foot building will host classes in biology, chemistry, computer science, physics, and electrical and mechanical engineering.
The classic downtown Portland retailer Marios gets a new look (Photos)
The retailer is a mainstay of the city's central shopping district.
Downtown St. Louis office building sells for $7M less than it did in 2018
A downtown St. Louis office building has sold for $7 million less than what it last traded for nearly five years ago, a transaction that comes amid continued use of remote work and a gradual increase in central business district office vacancy.