A San Francisco hardware building changes hands via foreclosure, betting big on the city's booming physical AI sector.

United Land Power Inc. now wants eight units behind two Victorian houses on Dwight Way, up from three in an earlier plan.

The three-level houseboat is one of 20 floating homes in Mission Creek, and buyers can't get a mortgage for it.

Build Inc. faces a 90-day cure period before a notice of sale may be recorded, while work on the neighboring public park continues.

A performing arts religious group is in escrow for the Lakeside Drive landmark, with its parking lot offering redevelopment potential.

The two-building complex near Colma Creek will set aside 60 units as deed-restricted affordable housing.

New renderings show a 1900 cottage at 70 Laidley Street giving way to studios, a penthouse, and a four-car garage, with a separate studio planned at 74 Laidley Street.

Libertas Companies acquired the Delta Dental-anchored tower for $58.1 million.

The 41-year-old Shoreline Boulevard multiplex is closing to make way for a park-centered apartment complex.

Atherton buyers paid $1M-plus over asking on nearly one in five homes this year — but new listings declined in Palo Alto and Atherton, stayed essentially flat in Los Altos and rose 2.2% in Menlo Park.

Matt Mullenweg is making an offer for Mirene, the 1912 tugboat Stewart Brand and Ryan Phelan spent decades restoring in Sausalito.

The new Alton Parkway campus will fit 1,100 workers, up from 970, and adds a fitness center, cafe and dedicated test kitchen.

Strada's refiled SoMa tower would rise 480 feet, with 51 units set aside for very low-income households.