San Diego's Strong Office Market
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The San Diego office market is emerging from a slump in new office supply, with delivery of 105,635 SF at the end of Q1 2017, according to a new report from Colliers International.
New deliveries include Kilroy Realty's 96,435 SF Eastgate UTC, a 9,200 SF office building on Harbor Drive in the Old Town/Sports Arena/Point Loma submarket and seven buildings with nearly 400K SF under construction.
“Leasing has been strong over the last year and…
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Financing A Crime: Marijuana Businesses Struggle To Borrow While The Drug Is Still Illegal At The Federal Level
Marijuana is still considered an illegal drug under federal law, a fact that has proved challenging for pot companies working to expand their commercial footprint.
As the medical cannabis industry grows in 26 states and Washington, DC (recreational use is only legal in eight states and DC), only a handful of specialty lenders are willing to finance this federal crime.
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How One Company's Workshop Is Helping Property Managers Become More Energy Efficient
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Earlier in April, the Institute of Real Estate Management was recognized as a 2017 Energy Star Partner of the Year by the United States Environmental Protection Agency. The win arrives on the heels of demonstrated commitments and contributions to protecting…
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Two Developers Awarded Harbor Island Redevelopment Projects
The San Diego Unified Port District finalized its choice of two developers for the East Harbor Island project last week. OliverMcMillan and Sunroad Enterprises will replace old rental car lots that occupy 57 acres with a mix of commercial uses. Both…
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Del Mar Bans Vacation Rentals In Residential Neighborhoods
The affluent coastal city of Del Mar in North San Diego County banned short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods, but will continue to allow them in commercial areas, the San Diego Union-Tribune reports. The ordinance adopted by the city council fell short…
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6 Of The Most Innovative Marijuana-Friendly Businesses In The Country
Recreational marijuana use is now legal in eight states and Washington, DC, but even in those places pot smokers can have a hard time finding a legal, enjoyable place to light up (or munch an edible).
Denver became the first city in the U.S. to allow marijuana in bars and restaurants when voters approved Proposition 300 in November, but pot's continued classification as a Schedule 1 drug on the federal level still scares many businesses away from making any serious investment. Despite that, businesses from Colorado to California have stepped up to cater to marijuana enthusiasts.
From private lounges to outdoor dining events, here are six of the most innovative cannabis-friendly businesses in the country.
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We're Hiring A San Francisco Director Of Business Development!
One of Bisnow's top-performing sales markets needs some love. Do you know The Bay area? Will you hit the phones after getting hit by a cab on your first day, just like our last Director of Biz Dev did on his? More importantly, do you live and breathe sales, real estate, people and events? Perfect. Then you already know that Bisnow is the largest platform of commercial real estate news and events in North America.
Our goal: to continue to grow our global company, keep the party going and get you floor seats to see the Golden State Warriors. (Just kidding ... or ARE we?) We offer competitive compensation structures, full health benefits and unlimited vacation time.
Know anyone who's into that? We'll pay you a cool $5K if we hire your referral. Send that résumé to nicole.caracci@bisnow.com. |
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