Cresa San Francisco Bay Area

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This weekend, we proudly attended EY’s Strategic Growth Forum? 2024, celebrating the bold visionaries of the Entrepreneur of the Year? program. From thought-provoking keynotes to collaborative discussions, SGF inspired innovation and championed the entrepreneurial spirit—complete with a Willy Wonka-inspired "Pure Imagination" theme! As a presenting sponsor of the 2024 Entrepreneur of the Year? program, we had the privilege of celebrating remarkable entrepreneurs whose vision and determination redefine success. Read more about our SGF experience: https://lnkd.in/gMnrcDGp #Entrepreneurship #EYStrategicGrowthForum #EOY2024 #EOYUS #EYSGF #SGFUS

The Silicon Valley R&D market remained steady in Q3 2024, with vacancy inching up just slightly QoQ, driven by Fremont/Newark and Sunnyvale submarkets. Despite a small increase in vacancy, asking rates remained resilient, dipping only marginally. However, the market experienced its seventh consecutive quarter of negative net absorption. In a notable development, Google reinforced its commitment to the region by filing plans for an R&D facility in San Jose, featuring specialized labs for testing and innovation. Other key players, including Applied Materials, Klein Investments, and Prologis, also demonstrated confidence in the market, making significant investments that showcase continued optimism for Silicon Valley’s innovation ecosystem. See below for the full report! #office #research #development #CRE #sanfranciscobayarea #siliconvalley

Confident high-growth tenants are inking deals with very tenant-favorable terms. The bulk of the demand for these types of new deals are coming in the 10,000 – 25,000 square foot range. Additionally, of the largest transactions occurring in the market YTD, many are renewals as tenants look to maintain space rather than the rapid expansion seen in previous years. Subleases are still offering extremely attractive lease terms, however, understanding the underlying risk of the financial health of a sublandlord is key as it relates to maintaining uninterrupted operations. Click the link below to see the full report: https://lnkd.in/gPTUDBBq #lifescience #occupiers #sanfranciscobayarea #CRE

The Silicon Valley office market showed signs of stabilization in Q3 2024 as average asking rates held steady QoQ and vacancy, for the first time since 2020, remained unchanged from the previous quarter. Similarly, availability showed recorded no change. Leasing activity, however, saw a notable increase, highlighted by major commitments like ByteDance’s sublease from Roku at Coleman Highline in San Jose. In a positive development, Amazon announced that all corporate employees will return to the office in 2025, garnering much needed foot traffic as well as increased investor confidence in office assets. Furthermore, San Jose’s new incentive program, launching in early 2025, will offer downtown tenants and owner-occupiers valuable perks, like tax breaks and free parking, to help stimulate activity and office demand in the downtown San Jose core. See below for the full report! #office #occupier #CRE #sanfranciscobayarea #siliconvalley

We're thrilled to announce our merger with PPM, one of the leading PM firms in the country with more than 280 professionals across 35 markets. Together, we are poised to achieve amazing things, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds! Here’s to new beginnings and endless possibilities!

The San Francisco office market is building momentum as we enter the final quarter of 2024. Despite OpenAI's 318K SF lease in Mission Bay, net absorption remained negative. While the number of large deals has increased in 2024, in Q3 vacancy continued to creep higher, while availability stayed flat. With a significant amount of space putting downward pressure on rents, we saw a slight decrease in the average asking rate. After several challenging quarters, the San Francisco office market finally received some positive news. Major employers like Salesforce and Amazon are requiring some departments to return to the office 4-5 days a week providing a much needed boost to foot traffic in the CBD submarkets while the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut will help ease financing conditions. See below for the full report! #office #occupier #CRE #sanfranciscobayarea

We hope our colleagues, clients, and partners had a wonderful Labor Day weekend!

The Silicon Valley office market showed signs of stabilization in Q2 2024. Vacancy rates remained almost flat compared Q1, though slightly decreasing. Asking rates continue to trend downward, reflecting market fundamentals. Availability also held steady from the previous quarter but saw a decrease over the past year. However, despite these positive indicators, the market continues to face challenges due to complex city regulations and varying market fundamentals. A sustainable recovery will require improvements in broader economic conditions and more effective return-to-office policies. See below for our full breakdown of the SV office report in our quarterly publication! #siliconvalley #office #occupiers #CRE

The San Francisco market continues to surprise us. Here is this quarter’s report.