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Bumpy S.F. Condo Market Pinched As Buyers Look Outside The City

July 23, 2020

July 8, 2020 Dean Boerner, Bisnow San Francisco Bay Area An ongoing San Francisco condo market slowdown could be short-lived, thanks to modest supply growth and low interest rates. During previous building cycles, entitled projects were split roughly evenly between condos and apartments, but the vast majority of developed sites went apartment last decade, according to Polaris Pacific partner Paul Zeger.  As of June, S.F. had 842 unsold ...more

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My New Normal: Compass Development West Coast Regional Director Sandra Eaton

June 8, 2020

May 28, 2020 The pandemic hit less than a year into her tenure, but Compass Development West Coast Regional Director Sandra Eaton said she and her team are still in growth mode.Among the tasks making up Eaton’s still-full schedule is hiring. Compass Development Marketing Group, a division of SoftBank-backed startup Compass, is still adding talent for current and future projects, Eaton said.Outside of work, Eaton ...more

Two-fer features luxury apartment-selling and art fund-raising

May 2, 2019

Leah Garchik April 29, 2019 Updated: April 29, 2019 11:46 a.m. There we were, Champagne glasses in hand, in a two-bedroom apartment on the 55th floor, pretty much on top of the 802-foot-tall luxury apartment house at 181 Fremont St., admiring the view of the hills, the bay and the behemoth Salesforce Tower just across the street, wondering whether if we had $15.5 million, we, too, could splash ...more

The 181 Fremont Raises SF Leaders to New Heights

May 2, 2019

April 30, 2019 Less than a minute On April 24, the 181 Fremont residence kicked off its Philanthropy Awards series by honoring Illuminate, the organization behind some of San Francisco’s most well-known public light installations — think The Bay Lights at the Embarcadero, and nightly display of light on the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park. A collaboration between the East Cut Compass development and Jay ...more

The Mark Company Sets New High Water Mark in San Francisco with $4500 per Square Foot Sales for 181 Fremont

August 14, 2018

The Mark Company Sets New High Water Mark in San Francisco with $4500 per Square Foot Sales for 181 Fremont Projects Sales Topping $1 Billion for DTLA’s Oceanwide Plaza  San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 14, 2018 The Mark Company, Pacific Union International’s game-changing sales and marketing team for new urban luxury residential developments announced record setting sales results this week for the landmark development, 181 Fremont. ...more

The Mark Company Hires Maranda Blanton As Development Director for Southern California 

July 24, 2018

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Mark Company Delivers New Strength in Los Angeles Market Pacific Union’s New-Development Division Hires Maranda Blanton As Development Director for Southern California  San Francisco, Calif., July 23, 2018 – The Mark Company, Pacific Union International’s development division that provides game-changing sales and marketing services for high-end, urban residential developments, is strengthening its presence in the Los Angeles market by hiring industry veteran ...more

Markets Insider covers The Mark Company hiring Maranda Blanton

July 23, 2018

The Mark Company Delivers New Strength in Los Angeles Market SAN FRANCISCO, July 23, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — The Mark Company, Pacific Union International’s development division that provides game-changing sales and marketing services for high-end, urban residential developments, is strengthening its presence in the Los Angeles market by hiring industry veteran Maranda Blanton to oversee developments. In her role, Blanton will lead sales and marketing for the ...more

San Francisco Chronicle covers The Mark Company’s 181 Fremont

May 11, 2018

Skyscraper at 181 Fremont St. in SF offers luxury condominiums Upstaged and overshadowed by Salesforce Tower, its taller and more famous neighbor to the north, the mixed-use skyscraper at 181 Fremont St. will forever be the second banana of the Transbay Transit District. But if Thursday night was any indication, whatever the 802-foot building may lack in height is easily made up for in terms ...more