Real Estate/Development
Jan. 2, 2000
UPDATE South Alameda County
By John McCloud The real estate market for the I-880 corridor south of Oakland is tight and getting tighter at the north end but surprisingly slack to the south.
By John McCloud
The real estate market for the I-880 corridor south of Oakland is tight and getting tighter at the north end but surprisingly slack to the south.
Vacancies in the primarily industrial part of the market encompassing San Leandro, Hayward and Union City range from 3 percent to 5 percent, according to Richard Hunter, a vice president in the Hayward office of Grubb & Ellis.
At the Fremont-Newark end, where R&D and high-tech manufacturing predomin...
The real estate market for the I-880 corridor south of Oakland is tight and getting tighter at the north end but surprisingly slack to the south.
Vacancies in the primarily industrial part of the market encompassing San Leandro, Hayward and Union City range from 3 percent to 5 percent, according to Richard Hunter, a vice president in the Hayward office of Grubb & Ellis.
At the Fremont-Newark end, where R&D and high-tech manufacturing predomin...
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