Emily Landes

New York, San Francisco

Senior Reporter at The Real Deal

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CRE movers: Leadership changes at JLL, Colliers, Avison Young

1 week ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

JLL Capital Markets has appointed Erik Hanson to lead industrial investment sales and advisory efforts for all of Northern California. Hanson, a senior director, has 15 years of experience and closed over $10 billion in transaction volume over his career, according to a news release from JLL. Hanson joined JLL in 2015 after nearly six years with Colliers. His client base includes institutional investors, regional operators, corporations and private capital.
Bay Area Top Resi Real Estate Agents Switch Brokerages

1 week ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

Compass netted two big Bay Area teams over the second quarter — The Fitzpatrick Group and Team Howe in San Francisco — as well as a top agent from Marin. The two San Francisco groups are leaving their Side-affiliated businesses and Marin agent Raquel Newman joins after seven years at Vanguard Properties. Sherri Howe will be joining Compass’ 16th Street location in the Castro.
San Francisco’s luxury rental market goes “absolutely insane”

1 week ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

An increase in relocations and a lack of inventory has pushed up prices in San Francisco’s luxury rental market, leading to bidding wars on apartments at the upper end, according to leasing agents. Zillow shows nearly 70 units available for rent in the city at over $10,000 a month, with a six-bedroom, 6.5 bathroom single-family home overlooking the “crooked” part of Lombard Street asking the highest price on the site at $35,000.
The surprising neighborhood that leads SF’s single-family-home sales

1 week ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

This week, one of the top stories put the spotlight on an undersung neighborhood in San Francisco to find out what is driving competition for homes there higher than anywhere else in the city. Agents in the Sunset District told The Real Deal that there were a few factors spurring sales in the Southwestern San Francisco neighborhood, particularly its entry-level homes near outdoor amenities and a burgeoning cool factor that is perking up the once-sleepy neighborhood.
TRD exclusive: Sneak peek at Treasure Island’s first new condo project

2 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

The first phase of the decades-long Treasure Island redevelopment will finally come to an end this fall, with the launch of sales for its first condominium project at 490 Avenue of the Palms, according to information shared exclusively with The Real Deal by Treasure Island Development Group, a partnership between Wilson Meany, Stockbridge Capital Group and Lennar.
Tech Companies Grab Space in San Francisco for Future Growth

2 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

Some San Francisco tech companies are taking more office space than they actually need in an effort to cash in on the current down commercial market and allow room for growth, according to commercial agents and analysts. The increased pressure on Class A has led San Francisco to see the highest year-over-year increase in Class B leasing activity in the nation this spring.
How once-sleepy Sunset became SF’s most competitive neighborhood

2 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

“White collar surfers,” fewer fogged-in days and relatively affordable single-family homes are all pushing demand in the formerly sleepy Sunset District, especially the Outer Sunset, according to agents. The San Francisco neighborhood, which stretches southwest from Golden Gate Park to Ocean Beach, has quietly become the city’s most competitive, according to Compass data.
East Bay Home Sale Breaks Record at $13.9 Million

3 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

A historic home owned for decades by a prominent commercial developer has set a new on-Multiple Listing Service record for the East Bay enclave of Piedmont, and shows how important unique architectural features are to the upper end of the market. There were two offers on 65 Sea View Avenue after it came to market asking $14.8 million in April, according to listing agents Anian Tunney and Adrienne Tunney Krumins of The Grubb Company.
Pacific Heights home with $20M price tag finds buyer in just one monthLOCAL DEK:

3 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

Just days after this year’s San Francisco Decorator’s Showcase home closed its doors to the public, the nearly 9,400-square-foot Pacific Heights home with a $19.5 million price tag has gone into contract. If it sells at that price, it will bring in just under $2,100 per square foot. The eight-bedroom, 7.5-bathroom home at 2935 Pacific Avenue, which recently showcased the work of 21 top interior designers from around the Bay Area, was marked “pending” on multiple listing sites as of May 30.
The Real Deal’s Closing Interview with Daniel Lurie

3 weeks ago | therealdeal.com | Emily Landes

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie knows it won’t be easy to convince the real estate community that the notoriously progressive city is, as he told The Real Deal, “open for business,” a phrase he said he repeats daily in an effort to rehab the city’s reputation. After all, thanks to an extra-long Covid shutdown that emptied out downtown and filled its sidewalks with homeless encampments, a city that stood for innovation instead became the emblem of dysfunction.