Commercial space in the West Coast.

The West Coast pairs major Pacific ports with major technology and life-science clusters. Land near the cities is limited, so infill industrial and specialized space are hard to replace once leased. We take requirements from San Diego to Seattle.

What drives demand

Pacific ports

The Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, Oakland, Seattle and Tacoma handle a large share of trans-Pacific trade and drive regional distribution.

Technology

The San Francisco Bay Area and Seattle are home to many major technology companies and the firms around them.

Life sciences

The Bay Area, San Diego and Seattle support large life-science clusters with demand for lab and R&D space.

Supply constraints

Geography and land-use rules limit new development, which keeps well-located infill buildings in demand.

Corridors and submarkets

• Inland Empire
• South Bay (Los Angeles)
• Silicon Valley
• South San Francisco
• Kent Valley
• I-5 corridor

Metros we focus on

• Los Angeles
• Inland Empire
• San Francisco Bay Area
• San Diego
• Seattle
• Portland
• Sacramento