Governor Newsome Yanks Chain on $1.7 Million San Francisco Restroom
Now another story on a city's inability to provide for basic human needs: State government is canceling a $1.7 million for a 150-square-foot restroom serving ...
Now another story on a city's inability to provide for basic human needs: State government is canceling a $1.7 million for a 150-square-foot restroom serving ...
It's fun to look back, and that's a quote from a Bloomberg Business article written on July 20, 2020 about the bankruptcy of the Neiman ...
That's the conclusion of a Bloomberg Business article citing statistics from the Fed; Trepp, MSCI Real Assets, Fitch, and other companies that track real estate ...
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That word "actually" is always interesting, and it came from a Starbucks barista in the center plaza of Portland State University, a transit-oriented place that ...
There's nothing surprising in the rankings of total investment, but two places do stand out when you look at the list of per capita investment: ...
In San Francisco this year, AI firms have leased about a million square feet of space, about half again as much as last year. One ...
The buck stops with the City of Portland. It's the government agency charged with making the place livable. If there's a problem- be that homelessness, ...
As WeWork declares bankruptcy, other firms that simply lease and manage are booming. Industrious, a lease-only manager of co-working spaces, has seen its revenue grow ...
On Seattle's Eastside, less than a mile south of Microsoft's headquarters, a private climbing club is adding a third chamber that will bring its total ...