A 100-acre stretch across I-880 from the Coliseum would pair EBMUD operations with a SupplyBank.org hub and restored wetlands.

A Milpitas developer wants to replace a 16,900-square-foot commercial building with a seven-story apartment tower near Westfield Valley Fair.

The house sold for $3.5 million in May, $2 million over asking. Now four three-bedroom units are headed for the lot.

A 10-unit building near the Berkeley and Emeryville line gets a fresh rendering and its first building permits this week.

Preylock Holdings paid 9.3 percent over assessed value for the fully leased Assembly campus, now home to Figure AI's robots.

A vacant 0.06-acre parcel on a steep Orizaba Avenue cul-de-sac could soon hold two apartments and an ADU.

An 85-foot apartment building would replace San Francisco Federal Credit Union's Gough Street headquarters, with eight units reserved for very low-income renters.

A city report finds San Francisco owns enough land for thousands of homes, but red tape and cash gaps keep it locked up.

The Parker Electric Foundation's arts venue remained active after an entity headed by its founder defaulted on a $1.65 million loan; the lender took ownership of the historic building.

A city-hired analysis finds all three downtown housing bids come up short financially, as Measure P looms on the November ballot.

A stalled South Fourth Street site near San Jose State is back with a $159.6 million plan for 368 affordable apartments.

A 17-year-old junior pulled 463,000 city records to chart San Francisco rent control—and found no link between neighborhood income and rent board activity.

The Azara Apartments near Hayward Park Station will convert to educator housing over 10 years, with current tenants staying put.