A plan dating to 1992 envisions an urban village of homes, parks and shops on Communications Hill near Caltrain and VTA lines.

The De Haro Street project would squeeze a three-bedroom home and a laundry-less studio onto a 0.06-acre lot.

The former fruit-packing site near Morgan Hill's Caltrain stop has a new owner, and the sale price depends on who you ask.

A vacant Prescott parcel near Willow Park could become four family apartments plus a backyard duplex.

The four-bedroom home at 46 Cliff Road stretches from street to sea, joining a wave of Belvedere Island mega-listings.

Crews have poured concrete past the third floor of a 60-home affordable complex replacing a lot next to the California Hotel.

WareSpace's first Bay Area buy targets small businesses squeezed out of a shrinking industrial market.

The old Khanh's restaurant site on South Winchester Boulevard could soon change hands after its owner defaulted on a $6.7 million loan.

Rising borrowing costs are complicating housing decisions in the East Bay.

Framing crews are wrapping up the top floor of the eight-story West San Carlos Street project, backed by a $112.5 million construction loan.

The Bel Mateo Motel site will become 125 apartments, with 19 units reserved for formerly homeless veterans.

A San Francisco hardware building changes hands via foreclosure, betting big on the city's booming physical AI sector.

United Land Power Inc. now wants eight units behind two Victorian houses on Dwight Way, up from three in an earlier plan.