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.

Nokia-owned Infinera paid just under $27M for an 82,100‑sq‑ft San Jose building that could become a photonic‑chip production hub and support roughly 200 jobs.

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.

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.

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.

Genentech will tear down older research buildings at its South San Francisco campus and build about 1.25 million square feet of new lab space, per new renderings.

Stockbridge paid about $64.25M for the 115‑unit building at 923 Folsom as San Francisco rents accelerate, highlighting renewed investor appetite for downtown apartments.

Funds managed by Oaktree refinanced IDENTITY Logan Park, securing capital for Article Student Living's 720‑bed complex near UC Berkeley.

San Mateo’s planning commission advanced a plan to replace the Bayshore Commons office park with 256 for-sale homes, including 38 moderate-income units. The move is part of a broader push to convert obsolete office space.

Builder sentiment eased to 36 in February as affordability keeps many buyers sidelined and trials of discounts and incentives climb. The NAHB survey shows traffic and sales expectations falling ahead of spring.

Belmont’s City Council unanimously approved a two‑phase campus expansion for the Charles Armstrong School, adding classrooms and an athletics building while drawing neighborhood concerns.

A SoMa office building jumped to roughly 98% occupancy after three recent AI leases, tightening the market for prime downtown space.

A Los Angeles investor paid $32 million for the Lucky that anchors Lakeshore Plaza in the Sunset District, a 1031 exchange that highlights demand for grocery‑anchored assets.