PLEASANT HILL, Calif. (Dec. 1, 2025) — Bayside Realty Partners has been tapped to lead medical office leasing efforts for a 62,000-square-foot medical office building at 400 Taylor Boulevard, Pleasant Hill, CA recently acquired by Lincoln Property Company in partnership with PGIM. The purchase marks Lincoln’s first medical office investment in the San Francisco Bay Area. The three-story property sits adjacent to major healthcare providers and offers convenient access to Interstate 680. Lincoln plans to… Read more
SAN FRANCISCO (Nov. 20, 2025) — Industry executives gathered Thursday at BisNow’s Northern California Healthcare Real Estate Conference to examine the state of capital markets and deal-making in the region’s healthcare property sector. Trask Leonard, President and CEO of Bayside Realty Partners, moderated a panel of experts addressing investment trends, financing challenges and growth opportunities in medical office and healthcare facilities. Panelists highlighted tightening debt markets and rising interest rates as key hurdles for investors,… Read more
Trask Leonard, CEO, participated in a panel conversation on medical office building market conditions at the Interface Healthcare Real Estate Conference in Los Angeles on February 1 along with John Koss, Senior VP Asset Management and Partner at Anchor Health Properties, Trey Trask, Senior Director of Leasing at PMB Real Estate Services and Steven Salas, Exec Managing Director at Newmark Knight Frank. The group’s conversation covered all of California, with consensus that smaller tenants… Read more
On November 1, 2022, Trask Leonard, CEO of Bayside Realty Partners, participated in a panel discussion at the Bisnow Northern California Healthcare conference in San Francisco attended by healthcare real estate executives. Several major trends in healthcare building design and function were discussed during this and other panels at the event, including: The increasingly challenging investment environment for investors in medical office buildings given the tightening and more expensive debt markets. New demand by tenants… Read more
SAN FRANCISCO, PHOENIX TAKE THE PULSE OF MEDICAL OFFICE Two commercial real estate executives explain how their cities’ healthcare industries are growing and changing in 2020. By W. Trask Leonard, Jr. and Alexandra Loye New state mandates and a labor shortage have caused these two Western metros to examine how their healthcare real estate is doing now — and what it may need to remain successful in the future. Monumental Shifts Cause San Francisco’s Medical… Read more
SAN FRANCISCO, SANTA ROSA, DALY CITY, ALAMEDA, GREENBRAE AND LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — Harrison Street has completed the disposition of a portfolio of eight medical office buildings valued at nearly $215 million across California. The properties were held across several of Harrison Street’s funds and managed in partnership with Pinnacle Capital Management Services. Read more