Category: Bay Area Cities
insitro Extends Territory with Early Renewal at South San Francisco’s Advanced Technologies Mega Campus – Hoodline
In a significant move within the Bay Area’s bustling biotech hub, Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. has secured an early lease renewal with insitro, as the machine learning-driven drug discovery firm extends its stay on South San Francisco’s mega campus. The six-year renewal for 143,188 square feet at 279 East Grand Avenue, as announced by Alexandria Real Estate Equities, stamps insitro’s commitment to remain on the Alexandria Center for Advanced Technologies – South San Francisco mega campus right through to August 31, 2034. The life sciences real estate investment trust…
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AI-Powered Drug Developer Insitro Renews 143K SF San Francisco Lab – Commercial Observer
AI-powered drug developer Insitro will keep its lab in a life sciences mega-campus in San Francisco. The company, which specializes in lab research that is enhanced by machine learning, signed a six-year lease extension with Alexandria Real Estate Equities (ARE) for 143,188 square feet at Alexandria’s life sciences center at 279 East Grand Avenue in South San Francisco, according to the landlord. SEE ALSO: What a Tech Company Wants in Its Office, Per Guident CEO Harald Braun Alexandria did not immediately provide the asking rent and the names of the…
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Maximizing Your Real Estate Opportunities in the Bay Area: A Complete Directory of Solutions for Buyers and Sellers
Looking to make the most of your real estate opportunities in the Bay Area? Look no further! Our comprehensive directory provides a one-stop solution for both buyers and sellers. From finding the perfect property to negotiating the best deal, this guide has got you covered. Don’t miss out on maximizing your real estate potential in this thriving market.
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Presidio Bay Ventures Transforms San Francisco Office Building with Luxury Resort Amenities to Draw in Tenants – Hoodline
In a bold move to invigorate the office space sector, San Francisco developer, Presidio Bay Ventures, is ready to transform a near-60-year-old office building into an urban haven of hospitality and amenities that rival a luxury resort. As reported by The Standard, the concept, proven at their Springline project in Menlo Park, blends high-end facilities with working environments to lure employees back onsite. Last year, Presidio Bay picked up an 11-story building located on the corner of Spear and Mission streets for $40.9 million—a figure significantly lower than its previous…
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San Francisco office: Presidio Bay Ventures bets on resort model – The San Francisco Standard
Desmond Tan, owner of Burma Love and Burma Superstar, said his relationship with Presidio Bay this past year has motivated him to challenge other eager brokers, who are also courting him to open additional locations, to bring more to the table in terms of favorable rent conditions, capital improvements and help with local officials. As for whether the resort model has anything to do with his restaurant’s success at Springline, Tan said while it’s hard to draw a definite conclusion, he felt having a concentrated vibrancy has undoubtedly had a…
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