In The News

Cityline Sunnyvale transforms downtown with Winter Ice Rink

The Mercury News

Belmont’s Firehouse Square gets long-awaited approval

The San Mateo Daily Journal

Sares Regis Closes on $15.55MM Total Escrow on Five Parcels in South San Francisco, Developing 195-Unit Apartment Community

The Registry

Sares Regis Education and Community Foundation Makes Donation to Boys and Girls Club STEAM Center

GlobeStreet

Cadence opens as the largest new housing development in South San Francisco

Foster City to purchase new workforce housing

The SM Daily Journal

Belmont to review another housing, retail development aimed to transform vibrant, denser downtown

Mercury News

Belmont Councilman suggests replacing retail space in project with apartments

The Daily Post

Sares Regis Group Opens Up Leasing Phase for Aperture in San Bruno

Connect California

Bay Area Power Women: 5 Questions With Sares Regis’ Ginger Bryant

Bisnow

Belmont Planning Commission OKs Firehouse Square

San Mateo Daily Journal

Sares Regis Proposes 189-Unit Development next to Hayward Park Caltrain Station

San Mateo Daily Journal

Sares Regis adds Trio to Development Team in Bay Area

Connect California

Housing Developer proposes nearly 200 units near Caltrain

SF Business Times

Silicon Valley Sheds Suburban Past for Urban Future

GlobeSt.com

The Ashton Raises $37,000 for Public School Foundation

The Registry

On the Move: Sares Regis Group of Northern California

San Mateo Daily Journal

Tech is the Engine That Keeps Housing Hopping

GlobeSt.com

Cityline Sunnyvale developer unveils master plan for next phase of massive effort to overhaul downtown

Silicon Valley Business Journal

Encore in Downtown Redwood City Opens Leasing Center

The Registry

Ninety new luxury units highlight downtown Redwood City’s turnaround

San Francisco Business Times

South City officials partner on ball field

San Mateo Daily Journal

Sares Regis debuts Belmont’s first new condos in more than a decade

San Francisco Business Times

New downtown San Jose residential project would include affordable units and homes for disabled people

San Jose Mercury News