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Times are tough and no industry can more solemnly attest to this fact than this year's group of the Largest Commercial Developers in the Bay Area. In short, t e feet are not square and the developers are fighting to hang in.
This year's List reveals that 11 of 25 of the area's largest commercial developers are entering April 2002 with zero square feet under construction. That's compared to only three developers looking at no new...
