Christopher Neely is a Staff Writer - Politics/Policy at various publications. He covers themes related to construction and real estate, focusing on commercial and residential markets, real estate development, urban development, and the construction industry. Christopher's work has been featured in Monterey County Weekly, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Energy Central, Cruising World Magazine, Lookout Local, NewsBreak, and The Real Deal.
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Christopher Neely's articles predominantly focus on local politics and government announcements in Santa Cruz, California. His coverage also includes legal policy regulations and evolving stories related to weather. If you are reaching out to him, consider providing insights or commentary on local political decisions, infrastructure projects, housing policies, water issues, and other topics relevant to Santa Cruz County. Additionally, offering expert analysis of the impact of weather-related events on the region could be well-received by Christopher Neely for potential coverage in his articles.
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By: Christopher Neely
Earlier this week, Bayerische Versorgungskammer (BVK) — a state-run institution managing the pensions of 2.8 million public employees in Bavaria — rejected accusations raised in a recent lawsuit that it broke investment rules and stiffed one of its partners out of more than $30 million after selling the Transamerica Pyramid in March.
Becerra unveiled a housing emergency declaration at California's final pre-primary debate — as SF developers say non-union labor talk has gone from taboo to weekly.
Varying endorsements expose a divide in the pro-housing coalition that reshaped California politics.
By: Christopher Neely
Plus, endorsements in the gubernatorial, congressional races scramble expectations
By: Christopher Neely
On Tuesday, the California State Assembly unanimously supported AB 1903, with a 70-0 vote (10 lawmakers did not record a vote). Authored by Berkeley Assemblymember Buffy Wicks, the bill targets the state's condo defect liability law, which leaves developers and general contractors vulnerable to expensive lawsuits for any mistakes made in the construction of a condo for up to 10 years from the sale of a newly built unit. Fodder for lawsuits ranges from bubbling paint to structural issues in the foundation.
By: Christopher Neely
A 1906 Maybeck estate lists in Ross for $13 million, while another home asks $20 million marking Tiburon’s priciest active listing
By: Christopher Neely
In the news this week: 600 California to get a major renovation, and state lawmakers look to ease condo rules as San Francisco’s home and apartment costs soar.
By: Elizabeth Cryan, Christopher Neely
Young founders, fast decisions, rights to expand: A new generation is upending office leasing norms in SF and NYC as the sector accelerates.
By: Christopher Neely
Arthaus Partners, an Oakland-based developer and investor that focuses on distressed and value-add real estate, acquired the 12-story, mixed-use property at 1330 Bush Street in the Nob Hill neighborhood last week, property records show. The former owners, Equity Residential out of Maryland, sold the property for $25 million, according to the transfer tax paid on the transaction. The property includes 117 residential units and more than 16,000 square feet commercial space on the ground floor.
Scott Wiener topped the CA-11 primary to replace Nancy Pelosi in Congress, backed by $247K from real estate and related interests
