EOP, based in Chicago had already entered the downtown San Francisco market. Now it gets a significant piece of the Silicon Valley real estate pie, too. In the San Jose area, EOP owns about 6.8 ...

EOP currently owns a portfolio of 744 buildings comprising 126.8 million sf in 21 states and the District of Columbia.

Within weeks of the February merger, Blackstone began selling off parts of the EOP portfolio, including properties in San Francisco and the East Bay. EOP's holdings in Alameda and Contra Costa ...

The 1.5 MW cogeneration system installed by Northern at EOP’s One Market Street – also in the heart of San Francisco – is one of the largest systems to ever be interconnected to a network ...

Blackstone had always been planning to sell a significant chunk of EOP’s 106M SF of assets in order to pay down the debt being used to make the purchase. EOP gave it permission to start finding ...

Even after the sales, however, Seattle remains EOP's fourth largest market in terms of net operating income. EOP owns and manages nearly 10 million sf in 54 office buildings in the market.

Two weeks later, it sold EOP's 4.1 million-square-foot, 10-building San Francisco portfolio to Morgan Stanley Real Estate for $2.8 billion, or $700 a square foot, higher than any single office ...

A lawsuit that recently moved to the federal courts seeks tenant improvement reimbursement fees for a downtown San Francisco office ... Equity Office Properties. EOP had been the property owner ...