Historic church and parsonage in Camp Meeker, CA, renovated into modern homes, are for sale at $1.295 million, offering a mix of history and comfort on nearly half an acre.

Related California plans to build a $750 million luxury skyscraper with offices and a hotel in San Francisco's Financial District, despite a 37% office vacancy rate.

Alameda County Supervisors delayed the sale of the Oakland Coliseum to AASEG due to missing documents, with a decision expected soon. The sale may lead to a $3 billion investment plan for the site.

Bay FC's new training facility on Treasure Island, designed by Olson Kundig, is set to enhance San Francisco's soccer scene with state-of-the-art amenities and panoramic city views.

Gap co-founder Doris Fisher's trust plans to build a modern mansion in San Francisco's Presidio Heights, including a pool and ADU, after city planners' approval.

Menlo Park's new Oak Gardens project, catering to veterans facing homelessness, began on Feb. 26, offering 62 affordable homes with access to medical services and community amenities.

Grosvenor has installed solar arrays at two San Jose office properties, which are part of its sustainability pledge to reduce emissions and enhance efficiency, aiming for net zero by 2050.

Flex CEO Revathi Advaithi purchased a luxury home in Monte Sereno for nearly $10 million, featuring five bedrooms, six bathrooms, and eco-friendly amenities across 1.49 acres.

A data center in Emeryville, leased to Lumen Communications, is on sale for $6.5M by Starboard CRE, touting its strategic and well-equipped nature for tech operations.

A beachfront property at 3800 Paradise Drive in Tiburon, California, has been listed for sale, featuring permit-approved plans for an estate by Sean Bailey Design, offered at $3,995,000.

The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative expands in Redwood City, leasing a full building at Elco Yards for scientific research and AI-driven science projects, with occupancy slated for 2027.

Plans for Hillsdale Mall's renovation in San Mateo foresee its transformation into a mixed-use space with outdoor commercial and residential areas, while retaining part of the existing structure.

Developer R&M Properties has temporarily withdrawn its proposal for a 30-story senior housing tower in Redwood City, planning to resubmit in the coming months.