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@usmannk @rohindhar So you would exclude sea cliff?

@jasonwb @rohindhar i think flipped, east of Presidio

The alarming thing is that almost all of these buyers from 2025 got priced out of the market on the north side of San Francisco Only a few single family home transactions took place in this range, mostly in the Marina

@mnolangray Another factor is leases of small stores have provisions for rent cuts or to exit the lease if an anchor store closes. So if Macys closes but retains the lease, other shops have the right to leave as well, and then the mall operator may depend on Macys to approve new leases

@mnolangray I’ve worked on redevelopment of a few malls. Cross parking easements benefiting many tenants (big box and otherwise), makes development of out parcels uniquely challenging. Another factor which ties to anchor tenants is that some were given below market rent, so why close shop

The main reason for the dead mall phenomenon, which is overstated, is that the OG anchor tenants (Sears, JCPenny, etc) cowed owners into agreeing to give up veto power over every aspect of management; a huge headache when they all went bankrupt due to vanilla market trends.

@mattyglesias Another realistic explanation is that the protests were a foreign influence campaign. They ended because foreign entities stopped organizing them.

@StaffordLover9 @WilliamofKent @Britannica So you agree that 100.16 is under a thousand and has an A

@WilliamofKent @Britannica 0/10 knowledge, it’s one hundred-eighty. The and only counts for decimals, such as 100 and 16 hundredths

No number before 1,000 contains the letter A.

@realEstateTrent I’m redeveloping an office complex across the highway and have tenants to move. I may reach out

Folks looking for small office suites don't have great options. Gross, old buildings, or annoying co-working spaces. So -- we built this. What's the best way to get the word out? 🙏 officesatsanramon.com

@mattyglesias The county has a no growth ordinance preventing new municipalities from being formed (I believe a voter referendum). Therefore they need to annex into an existing city, which still needs to be approved by the county but is a lower bar. See the other comment on LAFCO.

@ZaxxonGalaxian @hecubian_devil San Francisco gets close to LA but also has a good amount of open space in this area (golden gate park, the presidio, twin peaks, etc)

@hecubian_devil Really? I would have guessed Chicago, Philly, and San Francisco would come close for density.

@CSElmendorf @BuffyWicks @Scott_Wiener Got it, I thought some CEQA reform was in the budget bill itself, but all of the reforms are actually in the trailer bills it sounds like. There were some talks about reforms going into effect immediately once signed by the governor

@jasonwb @BuffyWicks @Scott_Wiener TBD, i think the trailer bills are scheduled to be voted on next monday

An update on California's CEQA / housing package as we hurtle toward the finish line. tldr: @BuffyWicks's CEQA infill exemption is now *even better* than the 6/24 draft ⤵️; and it looks like @Scott_Wiener will land most of the fish in SB 607 but not the real lunker. 🧵/25

@zellerpants lol

Really niche overlap but The Descendants and 3% are the same content for different age brackets

@TheStalwart Chevron is moving out of their San Ramon HQ so may just be a wind down of that office. danvillesanramon.com/san-ramon/2025…

On its careers page, Chevron has two job openings in the United States. (Not sure what's normal, so). Tons of job openings in India and the Philippines

@VolodyaTretyak Agricultural products moved by river transport (maybe as a percentage)

🤔 Can you guess what this map shows? I’ll reveal the answer once this hits 500 likes 🤝

@Jessica925cre When it gets leased, what is the use? What are the traits of spaces that get leased vs not (size of space, dimensions like depth, HVAC set up, density in surrounding areas, TOD)?

I was asked to by a multi-family developer to run a study on retail vacancy within suburban MF projects built in the past 15 years. The results of just one submarket: 28% overall vacancy rate for retail within a mixed-use project. The retail vacancy rate in that same submarket: 5.5% 5x more vacancy in MF oriented retail. Despite the efforts of municipalities who continue to push and demand retail as part of suburban MF development, with a few exceptions, it simply doesn’t work. But my team isn’t going to just stop at this data point, we are diving deeper into the data, next we will tackle lease up timeframe. What other data points should we include as we expand our study?

@TalktoARYZE Floor plans?

Balmoral Quay, Rippleside Victoria

The perfect townhouse does not exi…

@zellerpants What mind if DC contents? Like mundane city stories or politics. Do you hate politics?

Am I the only one who gets a ton of Washington DC content in spite of not caring about it?

@DallasAptGP @zillowgonewild No insulation?

Saw this posted on Zillow 4 new construction townhomes in Dallas where some design decisions were made What do you think? Would you live in something like this? 3 beds and 3 baths, 2,200sf, $700k, Sheetrock not included

@delk Try kingdom of wrenly, definitely age appropriate kids books but more complicated story structure than many of the others we have found.

Need rec's! 6yo is reading long-form chapter books and I'm struggling to find extremely high quality books that are challenging but still age-appropriate. Ideally: multi-books series, not written like a children's book, minimal violence, minimal romance. What do you recommend?

@ClarenceWongCRE @jandreini1 It was probably rezoned residential, and if a commercial use ceased for 6 months special approvals would be required to continue the non-conforming use.

@jandreini1 What a wild automatic “re-zoning” clause below. Where is this prop located, @jandreini1? “After being open for 6 months, a local resident discovers deep in the planning code a clause that requires any building vacant for 6 months to be automatically re-zoned to residential.”

How things can go wrong in real estate development: Below is a story about a property where the City approved a 7-Eleven , but 6 months later revoked the permit after they opened: Developer acquires property and executes 10-year lease with 7-Eleven. After being open for 6 months, a local resident discovers deep in the planning code a clause that requires any building vacant for 6 months to be automatically re-zoned to residential. Because the property was vacant for over 6 months during the 7-11 permitting period, the City Council unanimously voted to revoke the permit and re-zone the property to residential. The store closes. Loan is in default. The 7-Eleven the City approved to open can now only be residential. Lawsuits fly around. Today when you drive by the store you see a residential development with no signs of a previous store. Welcome to commercial real estate development.