Salvation Army’s $58 Million Mission Land Play Puts Rehab Hub On The Block
The Salvation Army listed a 1.9‑acre Mission campus for $58M, a parcel that includes the Joseph McFee recovery center and a donation warehouse and has already drawn interest.
From Pop-Up To Powerhouse: East Oakland’s Liberation Park Locks In 119 Affordable Homes
Liberation Park will pair 119 affordable apartments with a multi‑story market hall in East Oakland, with a Guzman‑Focon JV general contractor and a mid‑2026 groundbreaking.
Uptown Shovels Hit Dirt as Eliza Senior Housing Rises for Oakland Seniors
Mercy Housing broke ground on The Eliza, a 97‑unit senior housing project in Uptown Oakland that reserves 20 apartments for formerly homeless seniors and pairs on‑site services with deep affordability.
Bay Area Boomtown Dreams Pit Billionaires Against City Builders
Billionaire-backed and boutique proposals have pushed a statewide debate: build whole new cities or force denser housing into existing ones. Costs, water and population math complicate the choice.
Concord Office Campus Dumped At 69 Percent Off 2018 Price
An affiliate of AXS Opportunity Fund paid roughly $45.3M for the Concord Technology Center, a steep markdown from its 2018 price. The deal underscores continued distress in parts of the Bay Area office market.
Bloom Energy Dumps Peninsula Space, Piles Into Fremont Mega Plant
Bloom Energy is vacating roughly 104,000 square feet on the Peninsula as it consolidates Mountain View and Sunnyvale operations into a leased Fremont site to scale manufacturing and power AI customers.
San Jose BART Land Brawl Headed For Jury Showdown Next Spring
A jury could soon decide how much VTA must pay after a prolonged eminent‑domain fight over land near the future Little Portugal BART station. Small businesses say they were pushed out before construction began.
Belmont Showdown: Neighbors Drag City To Court Over Masonic Way Housing Plan
A neighborhood group sued Belmont after the council upheld approval for a 140‑unit Prometheus project at 500–580 Masonic Way, arguing the design lacks promised public ground‑floor amenities.












