The former Birkenstock U.S. headquarters in Novato, with its unique architecture, is for sale, offering large warehouse and office space adaptable for various industries.

A unique $2.5 million log cabin home in Oakland Hills, previously owned by jewelry designer Barbara Witt, is now for sale, featuring handcrafted woodwork and mature gardens.

Santana Row in San Jose fills offices in a tough market, with Calix, Pivot Interiors, BetterHelp, and The Good Eating Company confirming new leases at One Santana West, now 70% leased.

A historic San Francisco Victorian house at 847 Fillmore Street, which survived the 1906 earthquake, has been given a modern update and listed for sale at $4.15 million.

BAHFA granted loans to support 34 affordable homes in San Francisco and San Jose through community land trusts, with additional funds pledged for future housing affordability efforts.

VTA partners with Charities Housing to build 45 affordable townhomes near Branham Light Rail Station, including units for extremely low-income residents, funded by Measure A and grants.

Former NBA player Adonal Foyle is selling his East Bay estate for $4.75 million. The 5,700 sq ft property in Orinda features six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a Mediterranean design, infinity pool, and personal vineyard.

Hybridge Capital Management is converting former student housing in Oakland into a 144-unit affordable complex, The Refuge Apartments, for veterans, domestic violence survivors, and low-income individuals.

Jon Rubinstein, known for his work at Apple, listed his renovated San Francisco co-op for $25.5 million. The luxurious property offers modern amenities and historical charm.

Hearst Corp. is acquiring the 450 Sansome Street tower to facilitate the temporary relocation of its San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate offices. This acquisition supports its strategic initiatives in the broader 5M development project.

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.