A business and cultural hub commutable to major business hubs
With its unique combination of world class restaurants and shopping, proximity to major highways and rich history, the city of Walnut Creek appeals to both professional service firms that seek competitive rents and a relaxed corporate culture. Located in the East Bay region of the San Francisco Bay Area, Walnut Creek’s thriving downtown, miles of trails, and accessibility to public transportation draws both businesses, visitors and residents alike.
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Our Walnut Creek team of more than 30 professionals leverages specialized local expertise with Cushman & Wakefield’s suite of global research, insights, and technology. We will build a custom team based on your well-defined business priorities, goals and culture and you will benefit from our unparalleled suite of investor- and occupier-focused services.
Looking Beyond the East Bay?
Whether your portfolio extends beyond the East Bay, or you simply want to understand how global real-estate trends can impact your strategy, we’re here to help. Cushman & Wakefield has a strong market presence throughout Northern California, with 12 offices and over 300 brokerage professionals. Additionally, all of our clients benefit from market intelligence and insights drawn from 400 global offices in 60 countries.
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