New zoning paperwork just hit the file for four Dimond District homes approved back in 2018 but never finished.

A North Oakland duplex near Mosswood Park may give way to a three-story apartment building with a shared roof deck.

The deal spans buildings in Pacific Heights, Russian Hill and six other SF neighborhoods as rents soar citywide.

The landmark flatiron tower built after the 1906 quake now faces foreclosure, with AIG owed $192 million.

The Blossom Hill Road chicken joint is now pegged at 4,000 square feet, with dual drive-thrus and a patio.

The 1926 Mediterranean Revival sat along the Presidio Wall and was Bransten's home for five decades.

Ninety AI companies are hunting for San Francisco offices, with Anthropic already locking down a major footprint downtown.

Owner Danny Merchant says the resort's family bungalows and historic pools will get company, not a makeover, with rates aimed to hold steady.

Redco's 156 California Ave project trims affordable units while adding nearly 100 parking spots after council pushback.

The Ladera-area property, once owned by Ian and Rochelle Gibbons, sold for $350,000 over its asking price.

A Winchester Boulevard tower could replace the long-shuttered domed theater, but its developer is now appealing the city's own approval.

The Gambonini family's 1924 dairy barn near Lakeville now hosts weddings, with bookings already open through 2027.

The 10 Rose Lane building earned an Excellence in Construction award for its wood screens, open sightlines and habitat garden plans.