Apple partners with philanthropic organizations to launch the $50M Bay Area Housing Innovation Fund, aimed at creating over 400 new affordable housing units.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is involved in a lawsuit over alleged construction defects at his $27 million San Francisco mansion, with allegations against developer Troon Pacific.

A condominium in San Jose sold for $1.1 million at $812 per square foot. It features two bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and a two-car garage. The robust local real estate market is highlighted by recent nearby sales.

Laurene Powell Jobs bought a $70 million mansion in San Francisco, the city’s priciest home sale to date. The off-market deal was for less than the $100 million asked.

Elon Musk's X Corp. is subleasing 460,000 square feet of its San Francisco headquarters, triggering speculation about its future presence in the city.

Novato unveils Puett Place, providing 24 supportive homes for veterans within a broader affordable housing project, funded by state grants and dedicated to reducing veteran homelessness.

San Mateo County has abandoned plans to develop affordable housing on a coastal site after a detailed assessment deemed it unsuitable. The County remains committed to addressing the housing shortage with other projects.

The R3 Hotel in Guerneville, a beloved LGBTQ+ resort, is on sale for $4.6 million. Owners aim to find buyers who will maintain its community significance and legacy.

CBRE will market Hines' new 636,000 sf Edenvale Industrial Park in San Jose, targeting a June 2025 completion, to meet Silicon Valley's high demand for Class A industrial space.

San Francisco broke ground on a 90-unit affordable housing project in Sunset, with homes for low-income families, homeless individuals, and veterans, contributing to the city's goal of creating more affordable housing units.

Alameda breaks ground on the North Housing Master Plan, developing 155 affordable homes for seniors, veterans, and formerly homeless, with over $20 million in state funding.

A San Francisco luxury high-rise, formerly known as 33 Tehama St, has been rebranded to SperaSF and changed its address to 39 Tehama St following past flooding issues and negative publicity.

Eric Schmidt's former Atherton home sold for $22.5 million, featuring five bedrooms, eight bathrooms, luxury design, a guesthouse, and advanced tech infrastructure.