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- Historic Weatherford Building in Emeryville Trades for $7.2MM at 5903-5909 Christie Ave 08/15/2026A single-story flex and office building in the heart of Emeryville has changed hands for $7.2 million, a transaction that highlights continued investor interest in East Bay value-add real estate even as the submarket’s office fundamentals lag the broader Bay Area recovery. GC Emeryville LLC acquired the 33,409-square-foot Weatherford Building at 5903-5909 Christie Avenue, according […]The Registry
- Private Trust Acquires 3,000 SQFT Peet’s Coffee Net Lease in Alameda for $5MM 08/15/2026Marcus & Millichap Brokers $5M Sale of Single-tenant Net-Leased Peet’s Coffee & Tea property in Alameda, California ALAMEDA, Calif., August 10, 2026 – Marcus & Millichap (NYSE: MMI), a leading commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in investment sales, financing, research and advisory services, announced today the sale of 1901 Webster St., a 3,000 square-foot […]The Registry
- Swift Lists 838,000 SQFT Rosewood Commons Office Campus in Pleasanton with Residential Redevelopment Upside 08/14/2026Swift Real Estate Partners has tapped JLL to sell Rosewood Commons, the Tri-Valley's most heavily amenitized office campus, wagering that a reset cost basis and residential redevelopment optionality will draw buyers into an East Bay market still climbing out of record vacancy. The post Swift Lists 838,000 SQFT Rosewood Commons Office Campus in Pleasanton with […]The Registry
- R&M Properties Advances 21-Story, 222-Unit Senior Housing Tower Poised to Top Redwood City’s Skyline 08/14/2026R&M Properties has filed updated plans for a 258-foot senior living tower at 910 Marshall Street that would rise higher than any building in Redwood City and rank as the third-tallest structure in San Mateo County. The post R&M Properties Advances 21-Story, 222-Unit Senior Housing Tower Poised to Top Redwood City’s Skyline appeared first on […]The Registry
- Antioch Council Walks Away From $34.9MM Homekey+ Grant to Convert Hotel Into 84 Supportive Homes 08/14/2026In a 3-to-1 vote, Antioch's leaders turned down the largest state grant in the city's history, halting a plan to convert the former Comfort Inn into permanent housing for veterans, former foster youth and other residents exiting homelessness over concerns about long-term operating costs. The post Antioch Council Walks Away From $34.9MM Homekey+ Grant to […]The Registry
