Silicon Valley Synergy
Silicon Valley Synergy works on complicated real estate, land-use and public-policy problems where government, politics, property, economics and community interests intersect.
SVS works with public agencies, land trusts, environmental and conservation organizations, property owners, developers, nonprofits and institutions when a project, property or policy issue has multiple moving parts and requires more than a traditional real estate or land-use approach.
Complex real estate and land-use issues rarely fit neatly into one discipline. A property question can become a public-policy issue. A government decision can change the economics of a project. An environmental constraint can create a real estate challenge. Community concerns can alter an otherwise sound strategy.
Silicon Valley Synergy brings those pieces together.
Drawing on more than 30 years of public- and private-sector experience, SVS helps clients understand the full landscape, identify the issues that really matter and develop a practical path forward.

Every assignment is different, but the approach is consistent: understand the full landscape before deciding what to do next.
Silicon Valley Synergy provides strategic advisory services across real estate, land use, environmental and conservation issues, public agency real estate, government relations and public policy.
Public- and private-sector experience across real estate, land use, economic development and government.
Experience working with public agencies, conservation organizations, property owners, developers, institutions and nonprofits.
Real estate, government, public policy, economics, environmental issues and stakeholder interests considered together rather than in isolation.
Conservation & Open Space
A major land-use, conservation and public-policy effort that shows the range of Silicon Valley Synergy’s work beyond development approvals.
Preserved · $93M
Public-Agency Real Estate
Real estate consulting for Alameda Naval Air Station Transfer.
Public-Agency Real Estate
600,000 square feet of industrial space on 5.25 acres.
Economic Development & Redevelopment
191,000 square feet of retail, $73M.
Many engagements begin with a difficult decision rather than a service category. The first step is understanding the problem.
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