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SF's First 'Office Resort' Is a $100M Bet That a Cold Plunge Beats Vacancy
Presidio Bay is spending roughly $100 million to turn 88 Spear Street — bought for a third of its 2014 price, two-thirds empty — into what it calls…
Raising Cane's Files North Bay Permits, Routing Napa Site Around a 2021 Council Denial
The Louisiana-based chicken chain has submitted permit applications for sites in Rohnert Park and Napa — but the Napa filing is specifically…
Hillsborough Lists at $40M, Betting on AI Founder Cash to Beat Elon Musk's Record
A new Hillsborough mansion at 455 Pinehill Road hit the market last month at just under $40 million — which would set a new local sales record — with…
The Chaperone Is Always Temporary
Four Bay Area tech stories this week share a single structure: the thing that gets approved is always the supervised, minimum-viable version.
Pittsburg Approved an AI Data Center on a Former Golf Course. Residents Are at City Hall Tonight.
AVAIO Digital's 300,000-sq-ft, 99-megawatt Project Perseus has survived rezoning, CEQA, a CEC permit, and a Center for Biological Diversity lawsuit…