Real Estate Blog

A letter of intent, released by the port only after a legal challenge, details how the Portland Diamond Project would lease Terminal 2 and pay up to $1.5 million for a two-year exclusivity period.

This week, a downtown Denver bank building sold for $194 million and WeWork picked Cherry Creek for its ninth Denver location.

San Jose wasn't the only part of Silicon Valley with significant real estate developments in 2018. Here are our picks for the five biggest commercial real estate stories that happened outside of the Bay Area's biggest city.

Metro Denver home price increases have dropped for the fifth month in a row, according to the report.

Low housing inventory is driving home prices in Albuquerque, a trend that's expected to continue in 2019.

The grocer will pay its two temporary leaders more per month as they fill in for the departing CEO.

Here's a rundown of the Boston Business Journal's top 15 most-read real estate stories this year.

1. Amazon plans to lease 18-story office, add 2,000 workers in major Boston expansion: A regulatory filing from Chestnut Hill-based WS Development in February confirmed Business Journal reporting that tech giant Amazon.com Inc. would lease up to 1 million square feet and hire up to 4,000 workers in Boston's Seaport District.

2. Philips will move North American HQ to Cambridge — along with 2,000…

Few entrepreneurs look for the next big thing in the laundry room, but entrepreneur Arik Levy did just that, founding Laundry Locker in 2005, after finding it difficult to handle his dry cleaning and a lengthy work commute.

Two other startups sprouted from San Francisco-based Laundry Locker. Drop Locker, founded in 2012, created the software platform behind Laundry Locker. Drop Locker’s technology is licensed to other dry-cleaning companies around the globe. Another company spawned by Laundry…

Silicon Valley had a frenetic 2018, boosted by rapidly expanding tech titans and developers trying to make the most of a market that, despite all odds, continues to go strong after about nine years of economic growth.

One of the biggest winners of that long market has undoubtedly been the city of San Jose, which has seen new interest from tech giants, startups, investors and developers, spurring a dizzying amount of growth — or at least, planned growth — for the city, which now has well over…

Our “developer to watch” is tackling 13 projects totaling 4.7 million square feet of space throughout the Bay Area. Our “tenant to watch” has a major headquarters project under construction in an emerging neighborhood.