Red Rock Island in San Francisco Bay is under contract for sale with a listed price of $25 million, details of the buyer and future plans remain undisclosed.

Chef Charles Phan is selling his San Francisco home, which features a commercial kitchen and includes a ground-floor Italian restaurant, for $5.5 million.

The former estate of Ken Behring, located in Danville's Blackhawk community, was sold at an auction for $10.8 million, less than half of its original $25 million asking price.

The San Francisco Symphony proposes redesigning Davies Symphony Hall, including new amenities despite a budget deficit, with planning underway but fundraising paused.

A six-bedroom Belvedere Island property with views of the Golden Gate Bridge is listed for sale at $8.7 million, featuring historic architecture and modern amenities.

Mayor London Breed celebrated the opening of a new affordable housing building at 921 Howard Street in San Francisco, offering 200 homes for middle-income residents.

The historic Mountain Home Inn in Marin County is for sale at $4.9 million, offering 10 bedrooms and spectacular views on the slopes of Mount Tamalpais.

The California HCD has begun the Friendship Senior Housing project in Oakland to provide affordable homes for low-income seniors, including the homeless.

The "Music House," designed by architect Beverley Thorne, is listed for $1.6 million in Kensington, CA, featuring a distinctive triangle design and integration with nature.

The Hayden, a new 177-apartment building by Carmel Partners and managed by Greystar, has been completed in Belmont near the Caltrain station, featuring amenities like a pool and a lounge.

Former Sun Microsystems CEO Scott McNealy has sold his Portola Valley estate for $35 million after listing it for $100 million. The property includes a private golf course, ice skating rink, and tennis pavilion.

The City of Oakland has adopted the Downtown Oakland Specific Plan to guide downtown's development, focusing on housing, jobs, and cultural preservation over the next twenty years.

San Francisco's commercial real estate market faces devaluation; the building at 989 Market St. is selling for $13.5 million, 80% less than a decade ago.