“Build a feed of all of the latest commercial real estate transaction deals in Northern California and the pacific northwest.”
A live web-sourced candidate deal feed — not a guaranteed exhaustive registry. An automated scan of trade press, local news, business journals and brokerage pages surfaced 310 deduplicated candidate records from sources published 5 Aug – 4 Sep 2026 (feed dates back to 1 May); 266 carry a disclosed dollar figure, though those figures cover different scopes — single-asset prices, portfolios, financings, development capitalizations, lease economics — and are not directly comparable. Most dates are report dates, not closing dates.
One dot per candidate record, stacked by feed date · dot area scales with disclosed value (hollow ring = undisclosed) · hover for detail
Candidate deal count by city, top 12 cities · colour = region
Reverse-chronological. Filter by region, state, transaction wording and pricing, or search property, city and headline. Dates are the feed date; “report” means the source’s publication date, not necessarily closing.
Full table, same filters do not apply here · value as disclosed by the source
| Date | Region | Property | City, state | Type | Value | Source |
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Method: live web-sourced candidate deal feed of 310 deduplicated records (201 Northern California = CA; 109 Pacific Northwest = WA, OR, ID) extracted by automated scan of trade press, local news, business-journal, brokerage and transaction pages published 2026-08-05 to 2026-09-04; feed dates run 2026-05-01 to 2026-09-04. Deduplicated on normalized property text plus transaction type, keeping the more complete or latest source; some syndicated stories may remain. 300 records carry a report-date basis, 10 a transaction date. 266 records disclose a dollar value; values mix single-asset prices, portfolio totals, financings, development capitalizations and lease economics and are not summed here. Blank fields mean the source did not disclose or extraction could not resolve them. Transaction-type chips are normalized from raw extracted wording; long noisy extractions were shortened for the table.