A Rincon Hill high‑rise at 88 Howard sold for $174M, signaling renewed investor demand for San Francisco luxury rentals.

Rio Tech Park in north San Jose sold for $164.3M — about 13% below its assessed value — a sign of ongoing price pressure in the Bay Area office market.

San Francisco State is moving its graduate business programs downtown, leasing classrooms and offices inside UC Law SF’s Academic Village at 198 McAllister. The shift places students closer to employers, transit and shared campus facilities.

A William Wurster–designed Belvedere estate is on the market for $50M, offering sweeping San Francisco Bay views and nearly an acre of terraced grounds. The listing is being handled by Compass.

FHFA says single-family home prices were unchanged in February, with big regional swings and mortgage-rate volatility keeping affordability front and center.

Ballast bought three historic Van Ness buildings in Pac Heights for about $48.5M, adding roughly 110 apartments as investor interest returns to tight SF neighborhoods.

A Russian Hill home tied to the Fisher family — relatives of Gap co‑founder Donald Fisher — is on the market for the first time with a $17.25M asking price.

Skydio plans a $3.5B, five‑year buildout to scale U.S. drone manufacturing, promising thousands of jobs and a factory five times larger than its current space.

A Miami banker is offering his 13-acre Mill Valley property in exchange for Anthropic shares in a private, cash‑free swap aimed at rebalancing into AI equity.

Supermicro announced a 32.8-acre, 714,000+ sq ft campus in North San Jose to house AI manufacturing, testing and distribution and could bring hundreds of jobs.

A Westwood Highlands home where a family of four died last fall sold for $2.2M — about $700K over asking — after only days on the market.

A corner lot at Geary and Parker has been a fire-damaged ghost of its former self since a construction crew accidentally struck a gas line in 2019, taking out Hong Kong Lounge II and four other buildings with it. Seven years later, updated plans are calling for 89 apartments on the site — and for once, the zoning stars are actually aligned. Getting it built is a different story entirely.

Brisbane's Baylands redevelopment — proposing roughly 2,000 homes and 7M sq ft of commercial space — moves into final review with an EIR and staff plan due the week of May 11.