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• Dinked: Have We Hit Peak Pickleball? 10/13/2026
  The Picklr’s Chapter 11 filing, driven by lease guarantees on roughly 40 franchise locations, may be the first sign that indoor pickleball’s real estate boom has peaked, and it is unlikely to be the last. The post Dinked: Have We Hit Peak Pickleball? appeared first on The Registry Northern California Real Estate.
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• Hunter Partners Revives CityLine Sunnyvale Office Site With 247,000 SQFT Gensler Redesign at 300 S. Mathilda 10/12/2026
  Hunter Partners is asking Sunnyvale to approve a reworked, Gensler-designed office building at 300 S. Mathilda Ave., a CityLine parcel entitled for offices five years ago but never built, as AI tenants push downtown Sunnyvale to the top of Silicon Valley's office market. The post Hunter Partners Revives CityLine Sunnyvale Office Site With 247,000 SQFT […]
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• Presidio Bay Takes Title to 209,000 SQFT 301 Battery From RFR via Deed in Lieu, Lands $85.6MM Bluerock Loan in San Francisco 10/12/2026
  Recorded documents show RFR Holding surrendered the former Federal Reserve Bank building at 301 Battery Street to a Presidio Bay Ventures entity on Oct. 1 to settle $130.2 million in debt, and the new owner immediately financed the landmark with a loan of up to $85.6 million from an affiliate of the Bluerock Private Real […]
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• San Jose Office Pipeline Runs Dry After Google’s Caribbean Campus Delivers 10/12/2026
  Marcus & Millichap expects 1.3 million square feet of office completions in the San Jose metro this year, all of it tied to Google's owner-occupied Caribbean campus in Sunnyvale, with no meaningful projects under construction as of August and a warning that space left behind by tech firms moving into their own campuses could chill […]
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• San Jose Class A Office Vacancy Falls Below Its Long-Term Average as Class B and C Space Lags 10/12/2026
  Class A office vacancy in the San Jose metro fell 340 basis points in a year to 17.3 percent, slipping beneath the segment's 18 percent historical average, while Class B and C space improved just 80 basis points and still sits roughly 3 points above its own norm, according to a new Marcus & Millichap […]
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