Real Estate Blog

Jane Feigenbaum was promoted in 2018 from chief operating officer to CEO of Metro.

The Hawaii Law Enforcement Federal Credit Union plans to build a new headquarters and main branch on three properties on S. King Street in Moiliili it purchased last year for $7.77 million.

The credit union is planning to build a 13,400-square-foot building on the site at 1936 S. King St., which will be about 60% larger than its current headquarters on the third floor of 1537 Young St.

The credit union, which is the 10th-largest on Oahu, has increased its membership by 50% to more than 14,600 members…

The company’s three major current projects — Coleman Highline in Santa Clara and San Jose, Gateway Crossings in Santa Clara, and CityLine Sunnyvale — aim to redevelop almost 100 acres in the heart of Silicon Valley with thousands of new housing units and millions of square feet of new office space alongside new retail, at an estimated total cost of $2.5 billion.

Santa Clara Square is a colossal example of just how far developers can go to accommodate the ever-fluid hours and locations of working lives in the Bay Area.

Becky Rathburn is chief financial and administrative officer at architectural firm Overland Partners, where she manages its finances and oversees administrative operations.

Moving company U-Haul is planning a self-storage and retail project of more than 150,000 square feet in Elk Grove, visible from nearby Highway 99.

Fires, explosions, car crashes and shootings. Leave those things to the movies, not your office or job site. We recap some of the latest trends in Texas workplace safety, and talk to some of the companies using technology to handle new threats to health and productivity.

After San Jose's CityView Plaza was sold for $283.5 million to the prolific San Francisco-based developer in summer 2018, the 575,000-square-foot site is now set to be demolished and built into a new hub of growth at 170 Park Center Plaza.

Gary Dillabough and Jeff Arrillaga are far from your typical real estate developers and dealmakers.

The Triangle has surged ahead once again in a new study by the Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers.