A Cupertino family trust wants to build two homes on a steep Indian Rock Avenue lot that sold for just over half a million dollars in April.

Vista Verde's builder can now break ground after years of delay, with 52 affordable units aimed at Orinda seniors on fixed incomes.

The historic Diablo mansion once linked to Shirley Temple comes with a wine cellar holding 4,000 bottles, cave storage for cases and its own pickleball court.

LCD Enterprises wants to demolish a century-old two-story building on International Boulevard for an 84-foot, car-free apartment complex.

Planning commissioners voted unanimously to let Align Real Estate build eight stories on a downtown parking lot near BART.

University Inn & Suites on University Avenue could finally change hands after years of bankruptcy fights and collapsed deals.

The 24-hour student hub is back after nearly two years, now with rest pods, a meditation room and not a single printed book.

Tyree McCary's rent-free studio at The Charles is one small sign of a bond-funded housing wave sweeping San Jose and Oakland.

NX Ventures missed payments on the 1974 Shattuck Avenue site, where a planned 28-story tower has yet to break ground.

A federal voucher snag at Stardust Gardens threatens to freeze hundreds of market-rate homes and $20 million in shared infrastructure at Alameda Point.

The 372-unit Alameda waterfront complex is 96% occupied, with LuxFit and Highwire Coffee becoming its first ground-floor tenants.

A caved-in 1922 house on Derby Street could become four three-story townhomes, leaning on new state lot-split laws.

Built by hand 50 years ago, the amber plexiglass home drew six offers in just 18 days on the market.