The 514,000-square-foot facility at Charcot and Zanker would tear down five older buildings in North San Jose's tech corridor.

Dinerstein Cos. picked up the 475-bed 27 North near SJSU for nearly $15 million under its county tax assessment.

Nine buildings, 19 tenants averaging nearly 15 years on-site — Benicia's industrial park just landed a Kansas City buyer.

Argentic now controls 150 Post St. after Urban Land Development defaulted, even as San Francisco's office market shows signs of life.

Republic Urban Properties now wants assisted living and memory care units instead of market-rate flats near the VTA rail stop.

Seniors and JCC members packed a Palo Alto hearing to fight a seven-story project next door — but state law may leave officials little room to say no.

University Inn & Suites on University Avenue could finally change hands after years of bankruptcy fights and collapsed deals.

The $127,820 sign spans First Street near Soscol, but nearby vendor closures show Oxbow's growth isn't all smooth sailing.

A crane is staging at the former Exxon lot, but Marin County says outstanding permits must clear before modular units can go up.

The South Sunset Clubhouse reopens Thursday with a new kitchen, pavilion, and sliding glass doors for the 200 seniors who rely on it daily.

City Ventures wants to bulldoze a Fortinet-owned Sunnyvale building for 137 townhomes, nearly a third set aside as affordable.

The 24-hour student hub is back after nearly two years, now with rest pods, a meditation room and not a single printed book.

Habitat for Humanity wants to build 50 single-family homes near the San Marin SMART stop, with over 200 applicants already lining up for a smaller project.