Oura has leased roughly 50,000 sq ft at 500 Pine in downtown San Francisco, establishing its U.S. headquarters after a recent push that valued the company at about $11 billion.

A developer wants to build a seven‑story senior living tower on the old Red Cross parcel in Rockridge, and neighbors have rallied over height and shadows. The plan leans on California’s density bonus law to push past local rules.

A 17‑story, 180‑foot proposal at 700 Irwin would add 200 apartments — including 30 affordable units — and set off debate over traffic, density and state housing deadlines.

San Francisco officials and potential new owners plan to refurbish the Oceanwide Center property at 50 First Street.

Concrete is rising on a 97‑unit senior affordable building above Lake Merritt BART. The first phase will reserve 44 supportive units and include on‑site services.

San Francisco's affluent neighborhoods saw an increase in home prices in 2025, with the median reaching $6 million in areas like Pacific Heights, amidst a strong luxury real estate market driven by the region's economic growth.

A new two‑loan option pairs an FHA/VA mortgage with National Homebuyers Fund down‑payment help, potentially letting some Bay Area buyers purchase with little or no cash.

Neighborhood and small‑business groups sued to pause San Francisco's Family Zoning plan, arguing the rezoning lacked adequate environmental review and risks displacement.

Morgan Stanley paid about $110.3M for a 291,100‑sq‑ft two‑building campus at 44100–44200 Osgood Road in Fremont, public records show.

A Mercy Housing development at 1633 Valencia is nearly finished, bringing 145 supportive studios for seniors and on-site services in early 2026.

OpenAI is in talks to sublease a major block of space at Dropbox's Mission Bay headquarters, a move that would push its local footprint near 1 million square feet.

A newly finished Old Palo Alto spec house reportedly closed near $11.3M as boutique builder FabHomes says Atherton is next for its Peninsula projects.

UCSF will anchor Kilroy’s Oyster Point Phase 2 with roughly 280,000 square feet, lifting the life‑science campus to about 44% leased and bringing a genomics tenant onboard.