Sebastopol’s Monte-Bellaria estate is on the market for $4.995 million, lavender fields, olive groves, bees and all.

Signorello Estate’s rebuilt Napa winery is facing trustee sales totaling more than $37 million. The auction is scheduled for Aug. 21 in downtown Napa.

Echelon Communities paid $10.8 million for Redwood Meadows, a 101‑unit senior complex in Willits that includes land with approval for 15 more units.

Napa County’s 2026–27 assessment roll rose to $59.3 billion, a $1.8B increase driven largely by Prop. 13 inflation adjustments and new construction amid property declines.

A modern farmhouse in Sonoma offers 5,699 sq ft, vineyard views and a pool across 4.6 acres, listed at $10.9M.

Little Woods Mobile Villa’s owners paid the fee to start a city relocation review, risking displacement for nearly 100 residents as legal fights continue.

Neighbors near Windsor Creek Elementary warn that a proposed 368–384‑unit project could overwhelm evacuation routes while officials say it would provide workforce housing.

Found Rental Co. bought a nearly 144,000‑sq‑ft Benicia warehouse and will move much of its Bay Area operations there in August, adding showroom and fabrication space.

Sonoma County approved a community‑led plan to develop a civic plaza at Tierra de Rosas and advanced construction on the Plaza Permanente park, due to open this September. The move pairs neighborhood-driven planning with an RFP for the commercial square.

The Bay Area will inherit an outsized share of California’s coming intergenerational wealth — but most of it is home equity, not cash, and taxes, care costs and scams will shape how that money actually helps families.

A public review draft would create objective residential design standards, new zoning categories and a ministerial clearance to speed some housing projects.

Planning commissioners advanced a revised plan to turn the 1933 Franklin Station post office into a 120-room hotel and a second building of for-sale units while preserving the historic façade. Parking and seismic costs remain central concerns.

Mill Creek filed to replace the downtown Safeway at 700 B St with a 331‑unit, SB 330‑streamlined apartment project; neighbors worry about losing a walkable market.