Related California and McCourt Partners formed a JV to develop The Jackson, a 41‑story office and hotel at 530 Sansome that will replace Fire Station 13. The deal aims to move the entitled project toward financing and leasing.

A Presidio Heights rebuild closed for $13.5M as luxury buyers push San Francisco homes past asking, reflecting tight inventory and intense bidding.

Napa approved a $250,000 loan to build sidewalks so Le Petit Elephant can finish converting a former Alta Heights church into a 250-slot child development center.

One year after Measure G passed, Napa is steering roughly $22 million a year into paving, parks, a partial Harvest Middle School purchase and public‑safety staffing.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey shows the 30‑year fixed rate fell to 6.30% as of April 16, 2026 — a four‑week low that eases some pressure but leaves affordability strained.

A notice of default filed March 23 shows Calistoga Motor Lodge & Spa is delinquent on a roughly $41M loan, even as owners tout a 50‑room expansion.

Tesla has taken roughly 108,000 square feet on Junction Avenue and filed plans to convert it into a vehicle storage, delivery and service hub.

Paceline paid about $12.2M for a 92,900‑sq‑ft North San Jose office — a steep discount that highlights continued weakness in Bay Area office values.

A new seven-story housing complex has been proposed in the Castro along Market Street between Castro and Noe streets.

An eight‑acre SFFD training campus broke ground in Bayview Friday, promising realistic drills, consolidated facilities and neighborhood benefits.

A 155,000‑plus‑SF Newark industrial site marketed for advanced manufacturing changed hands for $28.6M, highlighting investor demand for power‑ready Bay Area facilities.

Core Capital and Gaw Capital filed to repurpose the Courtyard by Marriott at 988 Broadway into about 64 apartments, including seven deed‑restricted units, according to filings. The plan invokes SB 330 and keeps the building’s shell intact.

A $25 million package led by the Downtown Development Corp. and major banks will target vacant storefronts on Powell Street and near Moscone Center to recruit tenants and revive foot traffic.