$200M JPMorgan Jolt for Potrero Power Station to Supercharge San Francisco Middle-Class Housing
JPMorgan Chase is putting nearly $200 million behind a new Dogpatch apartment project and another $15 million into a middle-income housing fund.
Cannae Pounces On Emeryville’s Creative Office Prize
Cannae Partners bought EmeryTech, the 234,016‑square‑foot Emeryville campus, in a Newmark‑arranged deal as East Bay office values continue to recalibrate. The property is about two‑thirds leased and anchored by Premier Nutrition.
Broadway Block Shakeup: 66 All-Affordable Units Edge Closer in Oakland
A 66-unit, 100% affordable building designed by David Baker Architects has moved into the permit phase at 430 Broadway in Jack London Square as the first phase of a county-backed redevelopment.
Bay Area Homebuyers Crushed By Jumbo Mortgages While Small-Town America Coasts
SoFi’s roundup of Zillow data shows some small metros with monthly mortgages under $800 while Bay Area markets run into the thousands; here’s what that gap means locally.
Found Rental Bets Big on Benicia, Snaps Up Industrial Park Hub
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.
Black Cultural Zone Snags East Oakland MacArthur Lot for Just $10
Alameda County transferred a tax-defaulted MacArthur Blvd lot to the Black Cultural Zone for $10. BCZ says it will launch community programming and prep the site for future affordable housing.
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All CitiesSan FranciscoOaklandSan JoseMarin CountyBay AreaNorth SF Bay AreaInheritance Tidal Wave Set To Slam Bay Area Housing Market
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.












