New zoning paperwork just hit the file for four Dimond District homes approved back in 2018 but never finished.

A North Oakland duplex near Mosswood Park may give way to a three-story apartment building with a shared roof deck.

BART's board just opened talks for a triangular, three-building complex near Fremont's Tule Pond, with 176 units set aside as affordable.

A seven-story building near San Pablo Avenue would set aside 89 of 90 units for low-income households.

The new pool complex will pack a 30-meter competition pool and spectator seating into the park's west end.

Swift Real Estate affiliates owe $194.1 million on 1111 Broadway after buying the tower for $327.5 million in 2021.

A Piedmont Avenue proposal has grown to more than four times its 2022 unit count, now folding in the historic Saw Mill Furniture Building.

Bay Point, long the largest Contra Costa community without a library, finally gets one paired with 167 affordable homes and two manager units near BART.

Capital at City Center at 3440 Walnut Avenue mixes 119 affordable units with 216 condos, leasing by spring 2028.

New permits revive plans to replace a single home on 8th Street with three buildings near Berkeley Bowl West.

Essex Property Trust took control of the 378-unit Brooklyn Basin project after buying its loan from Bank OZK.

Zoox just locked down two more Hayward warehouses near its existing robotaxi plant, pushing local industrial leasing into overdrive.

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