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.

A converted firehouse in San Francisco's Noe Valley is for sale at $7.95 million, offering a unique home with a blend of historical charm and modern amenities.

Notion, an AI-powered productivity app maker, commits to downtown San Francisco by leasing 105,000 sq ft at 685 Market St, indicating a tech revival and market confidence despite high office vacancies.

Santa Clara County launched two housing projects, Heartwood Apartments and Sunrise Pavilion, creating 55 units for homeless young adults and families, funded partly by a 2016 bond measure.

Brownstone Shared Housing has gained approval to rent out $700 sleeping pods in San Francisco, providing an affordable alternative in the city's expensive rental market.

A meticulously restored 1883 Italianate Victorian townhouse in Noe Valley, San Francisco, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, is listed for sale at $1.998 million.

The 'Western White House' in the Bay Area sold for $23 million, lower than its initial $38.9 million listing. The historic mansion, resembling the White House, features 11 bedrooms and was designed by Julia Morgan for George Hearst.

A historic mansion in San Francisco's Russian Hill, once owned by Sandy Robertson, is on sale for $22 million, featuring five bedrooms, rare pool amenities, and city views.

The Streets of Brentwood shopping center was purchased by CenterCal Properties and Heitman for $75.9 million, with plans to revitalize it as a community hub.

San Francisco passes a measure requiring public hearings before legacy businesses can be replaced, aiming to protect them against aggressive redevelopment.

Groundbreaking has begun on a new affordable housing complex in Oakland's Chinatown, aimed at seniors and including units for former homeless individuals, with an expected opening in summer 2026.

A private investor bought a Jack in the Box drive-thru in Alameda for $4 million, represented by Hanley Investment Group and Pinnacle Estate Properties.