Robert Redford has listed his private Tiburon home with views of the San Francisco Bay for $4.15 million. The 2,824-square-foot property features four bedrooms and Mediterranean gardens.

Snowflake Inc. has subleased a large campus in Menlo Park from Meta, reinforcing its presence in California despite labeling itself as 'headquarter-less'. The deal is seen as a major commitment to the area's innovative environment.

The former Lombardi Sports building on Russian Hill will become a Fitness SF gym, following San Francisco Planning Commission's approval of the renovation proposal.

The former home of "Peanuts" creator Charles Schulz is for sale at $3.3 million, maintaining its mid-century charm, including Schulz's private studio.

George Homsey's architecturally significant San Francisco home is for sale at $2.45 million, showcasing his design influence from the Sea Ranch community.

San Francisco has overtaken Manhattan with the highest office space costs in the US, averaging $69.14 per square foot despite leading in vacancies at 27.7%.

San Francisco officials broke ground on the 3300 Mission Street affordable housing project, which will add 35 studio apartments for low-income households in Bernal Heights.

Governor Gavin Newsom has purchased a new $9 million home in Kentfield, Marin County, featuring six bedrooms, resort-like amenities, and commanding views of Mount Tamalpais.

The Francis House in Napa Valley has been sold to Edward Anthony Luxury Estates for $9.6 million after being renovated and saved from demolition by the Dwyers.

Venture capitalist Richard Kramlich lists his historic San Francisco mansion for $19.5 million, featuring unique amenities and a view of the Golden Gate Bridge.

An $18.8 million modern farmhouse estate hits the market in Hillsborough, featuring a 7,600 square-foot space with five bedrooms and luxury amenities, boasting indoor-outdoor living and high-end finishes.

The Oakland Coliseum Complex sale to AASEG is delayed as the Alameda County Board of Supervisors did not approve the transaction, prompting further negotiations.

The birthplace of "Two Buck Chuck," Napa Valley's 43-acre estate, is up for sale at $35 million, spotlighting its rich winemaking history and current luxury wine production.