A historical Alameda bungalow with a mural by artist Todd Kurnat and original features is listed for $895,000, merging tradition with modern amenities like solar panels and a climate control system.

The 345 California Center in San Francisco is now debt-free after its owner, Metropolis Investment Holdings, paid off the $150 million debt to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. The building has a new tenant and is at 84% capacity.

The John Muir Land Trust has acquired Point Buckler Island for $3.8 million to restore its ecosystem after damage from unauthorized levee construction.

Google is shifting its office space in San Francisco, leaving One Market Plaza and expanding at Hills Plaza by 134,000 square feet for a total of 550,000 square feet, despite high city vacancy rates.

The Bishop Ranch in San Ramon is centralizing its medical facilities to create a new medical campus, allowing for new housing development in the East Bay area.

Alameda County has agreed to negotiate the sale of its share in the Oakland Coliseum Complex to the African American Sports and Entertainment Group, aiming to revitalize the area with a $5 billion development plan.

Point Buckler Island in Solano County is set for public auction with a starting bid of $0 and restoration conditions. Owner John Sweeney plans to bid $3.6 million, despite facing legal issues over a private kiteboarding club developed on the island.

A proposed development at 2700 Sloat Blvd in San Francisco's Sunset District could introduce 446 residential units across two towers. The project includes affordable and market-rate homes but faces local concerns over neighborhood aesthetics.

The ArtHaus Chestnut residential project, consisting of 60 studio homes, has opened at 2432 Chestnut Street in West Oakland, developed by Riaz Capital.

A historic, castle-like mansion at 7361 Claremont Ave. in Berkeley, priced at $2.199 million, blends early 20th-century architecture with modern conveniences and pays tribute to its Prohibition-era past.

BRIDGE Housing acquires two multifamily properties, adding 319 affordable units to its portfolio in California and Oregon, and plans to further increase affordability.

Robert Redford and his wife Sibylle Szaggars Redford are selling their $4.2 million Tiburon cottage that offers views of San Francisco Bay and features mid-century architecture.

San Francisco rescinded approval for $700/month sleeping pods due to noncompliance with its affordable housing program, complicating Brownstone Shared Housing's project.