The 1985-built building at 555 Hamilton Avenue traded for $15.8 million as Palo Alto office rents lead all of Silicon Valley.

A caved-in 1922 house on Derby Street could become four three-story townhomes, leaning on new state lot-split laws.

A 10-acre hilltop estate once eyed by Clint Eastwood himself is now Tehama's priciest listing ever, complete with a cold plunge and 1,200-bottle wine cellar.

Canopy will fill all three floors of 102 Montgomery St., vacant since the 1970s, with bridge views and a members-only café.

A 1968 office building near Fisherman's Wharf could become housing under three possible layouts filed by its union owners.

A two-bedroom Ingleside Terrace fixer fetched $2.305 million after 21 offers, while a long-empty Inner Parkside home sold all-cash in eight days.

A Planning Commission split 4-2 to advance a downtown tower even as the builder keeps a faster state-law option in its back pocket.

After nearly a decade of dead ends, San Francisco's old Touchless Car Wash lot is finally getting bulldozed for housing this fall.

A long-empty McAllister Street lot could finally see construction after a new engineer-designed plan for three rental units was resubmitted.

The Kirk replaces a demolished house and 26 trees on Kirk Avenue, across from Linda Vista Elementary School.

Neil Mehta's group now controls eight buildings on Upper Fillmore, with a historic 1926 storefront next in line for a restaurant makeover.

Cresleigh Homes has broken ground on 75 apartments at 2918 Mission St., a site that spent over a decade tangled in permitting fights.

YIMBY Law and allies say SoMa, Bayview and Bayshore carve-outs from SB 79 illegally shrink the city's transit-housing capacity.