Tag: West Coast

  • Bay Area Real Estate Developers Continue Projects Amid Market Changes

    Bay Area Real Estate Developers Continue Projects Amid Market Changes

    The Bay Area real estate market has faced some difficulties in the past months, as the market continues to fluctuate, providing no certain light at the end of the tunnel. Despite this, some of the area’s industry leaders are doubling down, with plans of new developments in a variety of asset classes.

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  • Santa Monica Real Estate Market: New Frank Gehry Building Approved

    Santa Monica Real Estate Market: New Frank Gehry Building Approved

    Santa Monica city council has approved the new building designed by Frank Gehry. The project dubbed the Ocean Avenue Project is a mixed use development that includes a hotel, shopping, a museum, restaurants, and housing. It will receive a LEED Platinum rating, the highest rating given by the US Green Building Council. Worth Real Estate…

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  • Real Estate Development California: LA Real Estate and Housing Updates

    Real Estate Development California: LA Real Estate and Housing Updates

    State lawmakers have granted an extension to a previous deadline allowing LA city officials to rezone their communities to allow for more housing. 250,000 homes are required by the long term growth plan. The officials have until Fall 2024 to complete their plans and the penalty for missing the deadline is losing access to billions…

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  • Greater Seattle Real Estate: Hundreds of Housing Units Coming Soon

    Greater Seattle Real Estate: Hundreds of Housing Units Coming Soon

    There continues to be massive investments into the development of housing projects in the greater Seattle area. Highlighted below are some of the exciting projects that are in the works as well as information on the funding of affordable housing units by the Amazon Housing Equity Fund in the Seattle area. 

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  • Silicon Valley Real Estate Sees Industrial & Affordable Housing Demand

    Silicon Valley Real Estate Sees Industrial & Affordable Housing Demand

    While commercial real estate demand in the Silicon Valley remains low in comparison to pre-COVID levels, developers are finding fruitful opportunities predominantly in the way of industrial and affordable housing. The latter comes as no surprise granted the median home value in the Valley sits above $1.1M.  

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  • Hawaii Real Estate Market: Residential Development Update

    Hawaii Real Estate Market: Residential Development Update

    Are ADU’s (detached or attached self-contained dwelling units intended for occupation by a separate person(s) other than the homeowner of the main home) going to be the solution to Hawaii’s housing shortage? Other jurisdictions have adopted policies encouraging ADU construction. Since the 1980s Hawaii has allowed this type of construction. Currently, over 7000 of these…

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  • California Real Estate: New San Diego Sports Arena and More

    California Real Estate: New San Diego Sports Arena and More

    Five teams are competing for the design and development of 48 acres in the Midway District for a new sports arena. All the proposals include towers and affordable housing, projecting to build 4000 units, including 1200 affordable units. The projects seek to revitalize the otherwise “neglected” Midway District. 

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  • Real Estate Development Seattle: Major Projects Under Construction

    Real Estate Development Seattle: Major Projects Under Construction

    Seattle developments are on the rise with many exciting projects being planned or just breaking ground. These projects represent just some of the amazing projects that are being worked on in the Seattle area.

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  • Affordable Housing Pasadena: Update on the City’s Development Goals

    Affordable Housing Pasadena: Update on the City’s Development Goals

    In 2020, council member John Kennedy announced a goal for 1000 units of affordable housing in 1000 days. Community Builders Group broke ground on their 280 Oakland Ave project, which will provide 180 of those units. The regional council of Pasadena is also requiring the city to build 9,400 units by 2049.

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