Live feed · last scanned 2026-08-29

Acquisitions and sales dominate the latest NorCal and Pacific Northwest deal flow

A public-web monitoring feed of 114 deduplicated commercial real estate deal leads — 69 in Northern California and 45 in the Pacific Northwest — drawn from 1,573 unique pages published 2026-07-30 through 2026-08-28. Spans multifamily, office, industrial, retail, hospitality, life science, land and timber; deals include sales, acquisitions, leases and financings.

Northern California leads Pacific Northwest leads Hover a segment for the properties behind it

The single largest disclosed figure in the feed is PG&E’s planned $800M sale of its San Francisco headquarters to Hines — bisnow.com

Institutional capital is back in Seattle multifamily: BGO’s $353M purchase of The Ayer in the Denny Triangle headlines a record run of apartment deals — finance.yahoo.com

Price extraction is sparse: only 7 leads carry a cleanly extracted disclosed value — 4 acquisitions, 2 sales and 1 financing, all Northern California — so disclosed totals are not a market-volume measure — greintelligence.com

The Pacific Northwest’s long tail is timber: a $145M strategic asset swap of Grays River Basin timberland kept resurfacing across outlets under different deal labels — chronline.com

All 114 deal leads, newest first

Feed date is the source publication date. Amount appears only where a disclosed USD value was successfully extracted; blank cells are unresolved, not absent deals.

Feed date	Property	Deal type	Region	Amount	Source

Method: broad public-web monitoring feed, not a census of every off-market or paywalled deal. Research scan run 2026-08-29 across 1,573 unique pages from 10 diverse searches; pages published 2026-07-30 to 2026-08-28. 114 rows remain after transaction and geography filtering plus property/deal-type deduplication. Northern California = Bay Area, Sacramento region, North Coast, northern Central Valley, northern Sierra; Pacific Northwest = Washington, Oregon, Idaho. Feed dates are publication dates; transaction dates, addresses, parties, sizes and advisers were cut from the table for width and remain in the underlying rows. Amounts are extracted disclosed values only.