A $35 million penthouse in San Francisco boasting 5,700 sq ft and city views is on sale, complete with luxury features and high HOA fees, yet to find a buyer despite a previous price drop.

A historic Sonoma County gem is hitting the market with a hefty $17 million price tag...

East Palo Alto begins construction on Colibri Commons, a 136-unit affordable housing complex, with amenities like a community room and learning center, funded by the AHSC program.

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Matt Dorsey introduced legislation to accelerate the development of San Francisco's Treasure Island, supporting the city's housing targets and economic revitalization.

Silicon Valley-backed group California Forever released aerial renderings of its proposed 'City of Yesterday' in Solano County, aiming to garner support for its inclusion on the November ballot.

The James apartment complex in Downtown San Jose proposes converting vacant retail space into residential units, reflecting shifts in commercial market demand.

Paramount Group Inc. may surrender two San Francisco office towers due to a downturn in the real estate market, reflecting wider challenges for the city's commercial properties.

The Daly City Council approved JUHSD's redevelopment of the Serramonte Del Rey Campus to include more affordable housing and amenities. Mayor Manalo supports the project's benefits, which include local jobs and a childcare facility.

Steph Curry's former Bay Area penthouse is on sale for $1.7 million, featuring three bedrooms, luxury amenities, and celebrity staging in Oakland's Jack London District.

Hoodline lists the best property management firms in San Jose, noting companies like Mynd and Ziprent for their services that simplify owning rental properties in the thriving local market.

Chinatown's affordable housing project, revitalizing the area with a 15-story tower and banquet hall, takes shape after stalling, set to address housing shortages and economic vitality.

Santa Clara County may offer tax relief to commercial properties due to market downturns, with an early Prop. 8 review process initiated by the County Assessor's Office.

The Cupertino City Council approved The Rise, a major mixed-use development with 2,669 housing units and retail spaces at the former Vallco Mall site, aimed at alleviating the housing crisis.