Modified filings would raise the planned 2190 Shattuck tower from 25 to 34 stories, leveraging state density-bonus rules that can unlock extra floors.

A lender affiliate took back Broadway Medical Plaza at 3901–3903 Broadway via a deed in lieu after an unpaid loan of about $32.5M. The transfer underscores growing strain in the East Bay commercial market.

The Prescott Station, a new affordable housing development with 235 apartments, has opened in West Oakland, revitalizing a former homeless encampment area.

Alameda celebrates the opening of Estuary I and Linnet Corner, providing 109 affordable homes as part of its North Housing initiative, with a public ceremony featuring local leaders.

A historic Eichler home in the Bay Area, designed by Claude Oakland in 1964, is for sale at $1.375 million, featuring original elements and modern updates.

The Scottish Rite Temple in Oakland is for sale, offering historical significance and redevelopment potential, with Colliers marketing the 85,000 sq ft property.

Oakland initiates construction on the Chinatown TOD Senior Housing, offering 97 affordable homes for low-income seniors over the Lake Merritt BART station.

The iconic Arts & Crafts condo at 1770 Highland Place, designed by Bernard Maybeck, is for sale in Berkeley at $995,000. The two-bedroom property reflects the integration of architecture with nature.

The historic Wintermute House, designed by John Hudson Thomas, is up for sale in Berkeley Hills for $11 million, complete with luxury amenities and original architectural details.

Oakland's sale of its Coliseum stake to AASEG is postponed, aligning with Alameda County's delayed negotiations. Despite challenges, optimism remains for the deal's potential to transform East Oakland.

The historic Oakland home once belonging to Tom Hanks' drama teacher is for sale, featuring early 20th-century design with 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms.

The Foley House in Berkeley Hills sold for $1.6 million, over double its asking price, after attracting significant interest and receiving over 30 offers.

Alameda County Supervisors delayed the sale of the Oakland Coliseum to AASEG due to missing documents, with a decision expected soon. The sale may lead to a $3 billion investment plan for the site.