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Good morning, Bay Area. It's a foggy first day of September out there in San Francisco ahead of Labor Day weekend. But that doesn't mean the business world in the city has slowed down this week. Here's what's rising to the top of the fold today before your requisite three-day vacation.

San Francisco AI upstart Anthropic has agreed to lease the entire former Slack headquarters building in San Francisco, the Chronicle reports, citing unidentified sources. CEO Marc Benioff mentioned the deal on…

Worth and Associates, a San Antonio commercial real estate firm, promoted a new executive to its property management team ahead of plans to grow its market footprint.

The future of responsible development is unfolding right here in Hawaiʻi. Situated in the heart of Honolulu, Ward Village is a thoughtfully planned community featuring exceptional residences, shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor gathering spaces — all designed with sustainability upfront (or at the forefront).

Ward Village was one of only two U.S. properties profiled in the November 2021 World Green Building Council’s report, “Beyond the Business Case: Why You Can’t Afford Not to…

Welcome back to Deal Dash, our weekly news roundup highlighting some of the commercial real estate dealmaking across Greater Nashville. We aim to showcase a cross-section of recent property sales, proposed developments, construction loans, leases and other activities.

An entity affiliated with David Tepper initially purchased Waterford Golf Club in 2020 for $2.3 million. Last month, Tepper sold the asset to an entity affiliated with real estate developer Steven Schorr, whose team announced the deal.

A sunny 6,307 square foot single family home on a cul-de-sac is on the market for $3.26M. See the photos.

The promotion will allow the company's longtime CEO to step back a bit from day-to-day activities.

The concept would rise on about 5 acres near Daytona International Speedway and the One Daytona mixed-use project.

Office giants Brookfield and Beacon Capital are in default on a loan for Denver's most recognizable skyscraper and foreclosure is possible.