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Apr 10^th, 2018

San Francisco’s Largest Office Landlord to Break Ground on $265 Million Oakland Tower

Apr 10^th, 2018

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San Francisco’s Largest Office Landlord to Break Ground on $265 Million Oakland Tower

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Boston Properties, San Francisco's largest office landlord, will break ground on May 2 on a 402-unit apartment tower next to Oakland's MacArthur BART station. Full Article here.

Jan 25^th, 2018

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Mid-Market is Finally Seeing a Housing Boom, with 750 Homes on the Way

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A wave of new housing developments could lure thousands of new residents to Mid-Market — a once seedy pocket of San Francisco known more for strip joints than sleek apartment towers. Full Article here.

Nov 30^th, 2017

Oakland’s Housing Pipeline Gushes after Years of Drought

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By Roland Li, November 30, 2017 For the first time in eight years, cranes have arrived in downtown Oakland. Three residential highrises are under construction. Collectively, they will add over 1,000 new housing units to the city’s core, replacing an empty lot, a parking garage and small office building. Three […]

By Roland Li, November 30, 2017

For the first time in eight years, cranes have arrived in downtown Oakland.

Three residential highrises are under construction. Collectively, they will add over 1,000 new housing units to the city’s core, replacing an empty lot, a parking garage and small office building. Three more residential towers are approved and could break ground by next year. Another dozen are in the pipeline.

Full Article: Oakland's Housing Pipeline gushes after Years of Drought

Nov 30^th, 2017

Jun 22^nd, 2017

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Hundreds of Student Housing Units Finally Under Way in San Francisco

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By Mary Ann Azevedo, June 22, 2017 Nicolas Graves is on the waitlist for student housing next school year and he’s keeping his fingers crossed that he gets it. Despite expecting to pay upwards of $1,000 a month, which includes some meals, the alternative for the incoming SF State sophomore is […]

By Mary Ann Azevedo, June 22, 2017

Nicolas Graves is on the waitlist for student housing next school year and he’s keeping his fingers crossed that he gets it.

Despite expecting to pay upwards of $1,000 a month, which includes some meals, the alternative for the incoming SF State sophomore is worse: Searching for more expensive digs elsewhere or winding up in privately owned Parkmerced next door to campus.

Full Article: Hundreds of Student Housing Units Finally Under Way in San Francisco

Dec 02^nd, 2016

New mixed use community centered on open space unfolds in heart of San Francisco

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