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Xinyi McKinny is a former architect with a passion for helping clients visualize the potential of a property. As Senior Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield, she oversees China direct real estate investment and development projects in the Bay Area and Los Angeles markets. 

Jordan Angel is a commercial real estate finance professional with over 15 years’ experience and specialized expertise in debt and equity placement transactions. As Managing Director at HFF with responsibility for the Western United States, he spends the majority of his time working on deals in San Francisco, Silicon Valley and the Pacific Northwest.

- Real Estate Champion Rex Hime Running For Senate
- The “Blue Wave” Was Actually A “Blue Tsunami” In California
- Proposition 10 Defeated Soundly – On To Split Roll Battle
- Commercial Tax Lawsuit In Sf Has Statewide Implications
- 40th Governor Of California Inaugurated On Monday

As the San Francisco Bay Area NAIOP President for 2019, I want to thank our members and sponsors for your contribution to our record-setting 2018 membership and programs. I am honored to serve as the 2019 Chapter President.  

Alexandra Stoelzle is real estate development professional and self-professed “plannerd” who loves the challenge of shaping the urban environment.  As Director of Development and Land Planning at Kilroy Realty she has ample opportunity to indulge her passion.

NAIOP has closely followed the results of the November 6, 2018 election. Above is a summary of the results of propositions that were on the November ballot. 

On September 21 - 23, NAIOP San Francisco held the annual Young Professionals Group (YPG) Class Retreat at the Tiburon Lodge, ushering in the 6th class of YPG participants. The class will meet monthly through July learning personal and professional development from Bay Area leaders and Pepperdine University professor, Julie Chesley.

- Support Prop 3 – Water Bond
- Support Prop 5 – Property Tax Transfers
- Oppose Prop 10 – Rent Control

University of California, Berkeley’s Hass Business School team, Berkeley Consulting Group, took home bragging rights, the coveted James W. Brecht Memorial Golden Shovel, and a $2,000 check for Challenge for Charity, compliments of Mechanics Bank at NAIOP SFBA’s 29th annual Cal-Stanford Real Estate Challenge Luncheon.