Neuralink’s full‑building lease at 499 Forbes Blvd. cements South San Francisco’s place in the Bay Area life‑science map and signals selective demand for high‑quality lab space.

Quincy's 501‑unit SoMa tower leased half its apartments in two months, winning a CoStar award and prompting fresh talk of a San Francisco comeback.

Spear Street Capital bought the fully leased Plaza East office campus in Chantilly’s Westfields, a move that underscores investor appetite for defense- and cyber-adjacent suburban offices.

Trustees approved exclusive talks with Napa United and Napa Valley 1839 FC to study a privately financed upgrade of the college’s rundown football field into an 1,800‑seat soccer stadium. Backers say the project would be funded by donors and a loan.

City inspectors flagged visible blight and rodent problems at 27 South First St., a foreclosed downtown parcel once slated for a 24‑story tower. Officials are weighing fines and enforcement.

Crews have moved above ground at El Paseo de Saratoga in West San Jose, kicking off vertical construction for towers, senior housing and a Whole Foods‑anchored retail plan.

San Francisco planners published a notice deeming Align’s Marina Safeway project eligible for AB 2011, kicking a fast‑track clock toward an August decision on a nearly 800‑unit tower.

Redco Development paid $42 million for a 13-acre Sunnyvale parcel from UPS' Valacal Co. and plans industrial redevelopment in the West Valley. The deal underscores continued demand for well-located small-bay industrial land.

Richmond will break ground March 25 on a $34.2M renovation to modernize its 1949 Main Library; a temporary Auditorium Branch will serve patrons during construction.

Zyphra, an AGI startup, has subleased the entire 44th floor of Salesforce Tower after relocating from Palo Alto. The move underscores AI firms’ appetite for premium downtown offices.

Pinterest leased an entire building near Sunnyvale Caltrain as it pivots to AI, while planning to vacate roughly 100,000 sq ft in Palo Alto.

Stanford filed plans to add an inpatient cancer hospital, research labs and expanded outpatient care at its Redwood City campus. The concept would require changes to the city's precise plan and a multi‑year environmental review.

Clint Reilly sold his Financial District office-and-retail building at 360 Pine for $9.2M, a striking per-foot premium amid a still-weak downtown market.