San Francisco Center for Economic Development (SFCED)

Who made moves?

San Francisco's largest employers: A 10-year look back - San Francisco Business Times Track San Francisco's change in employers from a decade ago to today.

Just thank you, AT&T 🧡

The following resource guide contains information directly related to business recovery needs from California State Agencies.

If you are a business owner who has been impacted by the recent wildfires throughout CA --- please view the State Resources for Businesses Impacted by the 2018 November for resources that may be available to you.

California-Wildfire-Resources If you are a business owner who has been impacted by the recent wildfires throughout California, please view the State Resources for Businesses Impacted by the 2018 November Wildfires for information and resources that may be available to you. If you have any questions or require assistance, please....

Green certified office space across America’s 30 largest metros has reached 41% of market totals.

The nation’s largest cities are getting even greener!
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Green Building Certifications at All Time High in Nation’s Largest Metros The nation’s largest cities are getting even greener, according to the fifth annual U.S. Green Building Adoption Index by CBRE and Maastricht Universi

Lets start the week off with some cool San Francisco history!

Fascinating stories behind San Francisco neighborhood names A deep dive into the stories behind San Francisco neighborhood names provides interesting insight into some of the city's earliest residents and its wild and woolly past.

- This new SF ordinance is intended to encourage small retail, arts, nonprofits and manufacturing businesses in the Mission to thrive and grow

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Mission District's number of restaurants and bars now capped - San Francisco Business Times According to the new planning code amendment spearheaded by Supervisor Hillary Ronen, the number of restaurants and bars may not surpass 167 establishments.

A celebration to honor San Francisco businesses for their innovation, vision, and contributions to the quality of life in the community and at their workplace!

Excellence in Business Awards | San Francisco Chamber of Commerce The Excellence in Business Awards (Ebbies) is San Francisco’s preeminent celebration of the Bay Area’s visionary entrepreneurs, business leaders, and exemplary corporate citizens. Each fall, the SF Chamber recognizes businesses in several categories during an evening of networking and celebratio...

From San Francisco and San Mateo in the West to Vallejo, Point Richmond and Alameda in the East Bay, new projects are moving ahead.

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These five megaprojects promise to transform chunks of the Bay Area - San Francisco Business Times Bay Area cities and developers are working together on potentially transformative projects to add to the housing supply, take advantage of opportunities opening up on decommissioned military bases, or both. From Vallejo, Point Richmond and Alameda in the East Bay, to San Francisco and San Mateo in t...

's cashier-less store opened in the FiDi today!

Amazon Go debuts first San Francisco location - San Francisco Business Times FiDi customers have been walking by the papered-up storefront at the corner of Battery and California Streets. Now, they'll be able to walk in and walk out of Amazon Go's first cashierless location in the Bay Area.

Come explore what schools and business and policy leaders are doing to invest in education and to help close the gender and minority gap in technology fields.

Don’t miss it, October 26th!

STEM Education Summit - San Francisco Business Times The San Francisco Business Times' STEM breakfast event will look at the state of science, technology, engineering and math education in the Bay Area and beyond.

Unemployment rate dropped below 3% in eight out of nine Bay Area counties.

California unemployment rate at record low 4.1%; Bay Area’s even lower California's unemployment rate dropped to 4.1 percent in September, a record low since it starting tracking the number this way in 1976, according to the Employment Development Department. That's a drop from 4.2 percent in August and 4.5 percent in September of last year. California's rate last mont...