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Fremont logistics warehouse sells for $89 million in 'red-hot' market
A logistics warehouse in Fremont has been sold for $89 million, reflecting the current strong demand in the market. Clarion Partners acquired the property for $10 million more than the previous owner's purchase price two years prior, highlighting its appeal, particularly due to its 4,000-amp electrical system which attracts AI investors.
S.F. bra pioneer Thirdlove plans expansion with 10 new retail stores across U.S.
Thirdlove, a bra company known for its innovative approach, is set to expand by opening 10 new retail stores across the U.S. This marks the brand's first venture into permanent brick-and-mortar locations outside the Bay Area, with a new store debuting in the North Bay this month.
Bay Area's top women-owned businesses employ 4,200 locally, generate $4.42 billion in revenue
A recent report highlights the top women-owned businesses in the Bay Area, which collectively employ 4,200 individuals and generate $4.42 billion in revenue. The list features a diverse range of companies, including consumer product manufacturers, event planners, and biotech startups, with one firm having a history spanning over a century.
RJ's Market closure leaves S.F. Northern Waterfront residents in grocery store pickle
The closure of RJ's Market has left many residents in the Northern Waterfront area without access to a grocery store. This long-standing business served as a vital resource for the community, and its absence is felt by thousands living nearby.
'The strategy hasn't changed': After layoffs, Cellares inks new cell therapy customer
Cellares has secured a new customer for its cell therapy services following recent layoffs and the loss of a significant deal. The company emphasizes that its strategic approach remains unchanged despite these challenges.
New franchisee seeks to rescue 11 local Jamba juice shops out of bankruptcy
A new franchisee is attempting to acquire 11 Jamba Juice locations that are currently facing bankruptcy. The acquisition is contingent upon court approval, which will determine the future of these shops.