The hulking concrete box at Polk and Jackson that triggered a three-year grocery store war and nearly prompted a neighborhood-wide chain ban will become a Fitness SF. The saga reveals everything wrong with how San Francisco develops property—or doesn't.

Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose begins a $1.3 billion expansion to enhance services and meet seismic standards, including a new patient tower and improved facilities.

The numbers say San Francisco's office market is the hottest in America, with demand up 112% in just one year. Walk through downtown's still-empty towers, though, and you'll wonder if someone's reading the data wrong.

A sprawling Napa Valley resort that earned a Michelin key just months ago is now staring down a foreclosure auction after missing a $220 million loan payment. The default highlights a broader crisis rippling through California's luxury hotel market—where even the most prestigious properties aren't immune.

Mayor Daniel Lurie just signed legislation for downtown's largest project in almost ten years—a mixed-use tower promising $816 million in economic activity, a five-star hotel, and a new fire station. It includes 390,000 square feet of new office space in a neighborhood where existing towers still sit conspicuously empty.

The Lago Lomita vineyard estate in the Santa Cruz Mountains is for sale for $11.7 million, including a residence and a profitable Airbnb and grape-growing business.

The building that's housed San Francisco's most beloved cash-only seafood counter since 1912 just changed hands for nearly $8 million. The sale comes during a turbulent year that saw the legendary spot weathering political firestorms and review-bombing campaigns.

Suisun City's review phase begins for California Forever's mixed-use development proposal that aims to create a walkable community with diverse housing and job growth, backed by Silicon Valley figures.

The Sophie Maxwell Building, an affordable housing complex in San Francisco's Dogpatch, will accommodate the "missing middle class" and is set to accept tenants starting November 1.

San Carlos City Council approves a life sciences development at 789 Old County Road, including two R&D buildings and a parking garage, with plans to integrate it minimally disruptively and generate revenue.

Historic 1900-built San Francisco townhouse designed by Willis Polk is for sale for the first time since the 1940s, listed at $2.995 million, with preserved details and modern amenities.

The Prescott Station, a new affordable housing development with 235 apartments, has opened in West Oakland, revitalizing a former homeless encampment area.

Vanderbilt University is considering a satellite campus at the historic San Francisco Chronicle building, with potential benefits for the city's economic and educational landscape.