Colliers Secures Leasing Assignment for Kennedy Wilson’s 601 City Center Tower in Oakland
Colliers has been selected to handle the exclusive leasing of 601 City Center, a Class A office tower in downtown
Steve Griffin
May 7, 2026
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Colliers has been selected to handle the exclusive leasing of 601 City Center, a Class A office tower in downtown
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The University of California at Berkeley has started construction on a new 23-story student housing tower intended to expand on-campus
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JPMorganChase plans to relocate a significant portion of its Boston office footprint to Hines’ newly constructed South Station Tower, with
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