Mayor Daniel Lurie's new building rule could let small-lot developers skip a second staircase, reviving housing that hasn't penciled out in 25 years.

Silvestre Rodriguez feared eviction after 30 years. Instead, MEDA bought his building and brought his rent back with him.

Strawberry Village now hosts Ernesta's second California showroom, with to-the-inch rugs delivered in as little as two weeks.

Marin Sonoma Impact Ventures closed its second fund with 60 local investors, including a $1 million credit union commitment.

The 1,039-bed high-rise near SJSU sold for roughly $787,500 per room, more than double the South Bay average.

The San Jose City Council unanimously backed a new developer for the troubled Arena Hotel shelter, but residents still don't know where they'll be moved.

One of the 15 new homes near Santa Cruz Avenue will be reserved as affordable housing.

A 1906 Berkeley craftsman listed at $1.095 million sold for nearly double after an early offer beat out a queue of agents.

A Temescal backyard could soon hold four new houses, with the original home and ADU staying put.

Jennifer Howard’s final phase of home-hardening work cost $10,000 to $15,000, but she now saves $7,000 a year. Other North Bay families are following suit.

Florida-based Sterling Organization snapped up the 99 percent leased Bernal Avenue hub at a discount to its assessed value.

A new data analysis finds San Francisco's priciest ZIP code averages just 3.1 rooms per home, while Diablo and Atherton top four bedrooms.

Two towers up to 23 stories will bring hundreds of affordable homes to Mission Bay, with parking for 256 bikes but no set finish date.