Fenwick & West's fully-leased Castro Street building just changed hands, and the price per square foot tells a bigger Silicon Valley story.

A century-old Central Richmond duplex would grow into a four-story, four-unit building facing Argonne Playground.

A vacant, steeply sloped lot near US 101 in San Rafael could soon hold 12 rental apartments, including one for low-income tenants.

The historic Diablo mansion once linked to Shirley Temple comes with a wine cellar holding 4,000 bottles, cave storage for cases and its own pickleball court.

Kenson Ventures and Wheatley Properties are betting AI startups will fill the 1936 Lurie Building after ousting a delinquent Planet Fitness.

The 636-unit complex on Winchester Boulevard sold for 41.5 percent above San Jose's metro average, with rents already among the nation's steepest.

The 89-unit project at the old Hong Kong Lounge II site shows how fast San Francisco housing approvals have gotten since the Coronet's marathon fight.

The unrenovated Scott Street unit has dingy carpet, a dated kitchen, and no in-unit laundry — yet it still beat asking prices across Pacific Heights.

LCD Enterprises wants to demolish a century-old two-story building on International Boulevard for an 84-foot, car-free apartment complex.

Planning commissioners voted unanimously to let Align Real Estate build eight stories on a downtown parking lot near BART.

The 75-unit project at 1397 California Circle will house families earning 30 to 70 percent of Santa Clara County's median income.

The chip-testing firm now controls over 143,000 square feet across three North San Jose buildings, even as the city's office vacancy tops 19%.

The four-story building at 146 Geary Street, once worth $38 million, sold for less than half that as Bang & Olufsen anchors the block.