Let's see if this becomes a steady trend or not.  Younger people seem open to moving and not staying in one place.  Prices are high which also affects buyers.  Also, student loans and other debt make buying more challenging.

https://product.costar.com/home/news/shared/797788958?utm_source=costar&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1&utm_content=p3

I have a cool commercial condo for sale or lease South of Market!

This is newer construction, features polished concrete floors, an exposed ceiling, common roof deck, and more!  Please visit here.

Robots, office environments, worker retention, desirable regions, and more!

The article here addresses several topics and trends but doesn't take specific consideration of the Bay Area's progressive accomplishments currently, the high desirability which offsets costs, and many other cutting-edge factors.

Transfer taxes, estate planning, and more - make sure you have trusted legal advice!

Reuben, Junius and Rose's attorney, Corie Edwards, penned the article here which explains how California jurisdictions may focus on recovering taxes on properties based on changes of controlling interests which can have dire circumstances for property owners and heirs of property if not handled properly.

Looking for a commercial kitchen to rent? I have one!

Please ping me with any questions!  Flyer link here 

Toxic Air: No Laughing Matter

I relocated two office tenants so far in my career due to unsafe environmental conditions in the workplace.

See below for information on what commercial tenants are looking for:

https://www.bisnow.com/national/news/office/the-healthy-building-movement-a-1t-industry-built-mainly-on-good-intentions-70237?be=mgedymin%40tricommercial.com&utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=wed-25-jan-2017-000000-0600_san-francisco-re

Morningstar: $45 billion of the $90 billion commercial debt wall expiring in 2017 will be hard to refinance

Ten years ago lending standard were weak and now it's time to face the music.

Bloomberg: "S&P analysts are predicting that about 13 percent of real estate loans coming due will ultimately default, up from 8 percent over the past two years, according to Dennis Sim, a researcher at the firm. That’s their base case, but the default rate could be higher, he said."

You can read more here.