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RJR was proud to sponsor and attend the @CREW_SF Golf Tournament on Monday 7/27 as the sponsor of Hole #10 at @greenhillscc!
We're honored to support CREW and its mission to advance women through leadership development and career growth. Thanks for a great day on the course!
RJR's Cat Bubser authored this week's e-update:
SF's new inclusionary housing and impact fee reforms could reshape residential development. Lower inclusionary rates, a higher exemption threshold, and reduction in impact fees aim to spur stalled projects. More on our website!
Grateful to sponsor @CREW_SF and attend the Pulse 2026 CRE Economic Forum on March 18. Inspiring insights on SF’s evolving CRE market, shaping demand, redefining neighborhoods, and driving the future of development, investment, and revitalization.
Congratulations to @oaklandrootssc and Redco Development! The Roots training facility in the City of Alameda was recognized by the San Francisco Business Times as a Real Estate Deal of the Year!
RJR was proud to sponsor East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation (@EBALDC) yesterday for their 2026 Lunar New Year celebration!
Honored to support a vibrant community event celebrating culture, connection, and new beginnings. Wishing everyone a prosperous Year of the Horse!
RJR’s Tom Tunny recaps our 2026 Land Use Breakfast Briefing in this week’s e-newsletter: big Bay Area updates! San Francisco Family Zoning + tax changes; Oakland impact fees; Berkeley's Middle Housing Zoning amendments; Sausalito Measure J. More on our website!
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Deeply rooted in the Bay Area community, their commitment to quality, integrity, and community aligns with everything we stand for.
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Earlier this week, RJR was happy to host our 3rd Annual Land Use Breakfast Briefing.
Thank you to everyone who attended, and to our land use law presenters for sharing their insight and expertise.
RJR’s Tom Tunny wrote in our latest website e-update:
Two new CA housing laws effective Jan 1. SB 808 fast-tracks court review of housing permit denials (45-day hearing, quicker decisions). AB 1050 lets market-rate projects remove restrictive covenants blocking housing.
RJR’s Thomas Tunny wrote in this week’s newsletter:
SF’s Family Zoning Plan took effect Jan 12, but a CEQA lawsuit challenges the City’s environmental review, raising risks of delays, state noncompliance, and possible Builder’s Remedy exposure. More on our website!
RJR was honored to sponsor last week’s Housing Action Heroes event, hosted by @HACdotorg ! We are proud to support the incredible work being done to advance housing solutions! Photos: Scott Chernis Photography.
This week RJR's Jay Drake breaks down key HOA changes under CA's AB 130. The new law caps most fines at $100, bans add-ons like late fees, adds “right to cure” rules, and tightens hearing timelines. Boards, managers & developers should update enforcement policies to comply.
In this week's E-article by RJR’s Kevin Rose. Real Estate Tax Appeal Deadline is September 15, 2025!
Decline in property values may mean lower property taxes, if you file on time. Alameda & SF County tax appeal deadline approaching. No late filings allowed.
Last week, our team set sail on the Schooner Freda B with @SFBayAdventures. From incredible views of the Golden Gate to the city skyline, it reminded us why this region is such a special place to live and build.
At RJR, we don’t just work in the Bay Area—we truly love it!
On Monday, RJR was proud to sponsor a watering hole at the @CREW_SF golf tournament! We’re honored to support CREW and the incredible work they do to advance and connect women in commercial real estate.
RJR's Lindsay Petrone:
In Wang v. Peletta (2025), the court denied both prescriptive and equitable easements for an unpermitted retaining wall built in violation of county law. Encroachments that are public nuisances can’t be granted as an easement. More on our website!
RJR’s Kaitlin Sheber in this week's e-update:
New legislation would require major building renovations to convert to all-electric starting January 2026, with limited exceptions. It includes language aimed at avoiding federal preemption under the Ninth Circuit’s Berkeley ruling.
RJR’s Jay Drake in our latest e-newsletter: San Francisco just legalized condo sales of certain ADUs. New ordinance lets eligible detached/new ADUs and their primary homes be sold separately as condos, aiming to expand ownership options while imposing strict eligibility rules.