David Pottruck sold a Lumina condo after 10 years and netted about $18,300 — a near-breakeven that highlights how SF condos have lagged recent housing gains.

A 66-unit, 100% affordable building designed by David Baker Architects has moved into the permit phase at 430 Broadway in Jack London Square as the first phase of a county-backed redevelopment.

An affiliate of SFF Realty Partners paid $46M for a 104,000‑square‑foot Sunnyvale office at 384 Santa Trinita Avenue, which is fully leased to Bosch. The sale comes as Colliers data show improving South Bay office demand.

Echelon Communities paid $10.8 million for Redwood Meadows, a 101‑unit senior complex in Willits that includes land with approval for 15 more units.

A Los Angeles investor paid about $12M and $8M for two Newark Marriott hotels that had been part of a distressed lodging portfolio.

SoFi’s roundup of Zillow data shows some small metros with monthly mortgages under $800 while Bay Area markets run into the thousands; here’s what that gap means locally.

Google has recommitted roughly 2.1 million square feet in Sunnyvale, including about 1.5 million at Moffett Place — a notable reversal after years of cutbacks.

A New York investment firm foreclosed on several Parkmerced development parcels tied to a construction loan that ballooned to more than $199M, complicating the stalled redevelopment.

A newly built Pacifica oceanfront estate at 5 Ohlone Drive closed for $18 million, setting a town record and far outpacing the area's typical home prices.

Saratoga planners denied a 25‑home builder’s‑remedy project on a 72‑acre hillside, citing emergency‑access and wildfire risks. The developer plans to appeal to the City Council.

Napa County’s 2026–27 assessment roll rose to $59.3 billion, a $1.8B increase driven largely by Prop. 13 inflation adjustments and new construction amid property declines.

Brex signed a near‑decade lease for the entire 270 Brannan building in SoMa, marking a major corporate return to San Francisco's office market.

The Ordway Building at 1 Kaiser Plaza — home to Kaiser Permanente’s Oakland HQ — hit a $97.1M loan maturity default after its market value plunged about 75%.