Alameda breaks ground on the North Housing Master Plan, developing 155 affordable homes for seniors, veterans, and formerly homeless, with over $20 million in state funding.

A Bay Area pastor unwittingly purchased a submerged property in Alameda for $100,100, not realizing it was underwater until too late. The lot is now listed for $400,000 despite the challenges for development.

Oakland agrees to sell its 50% share in the Oakland Coliseum to AASEG for at least $105 million, which could support city finances and spark area redevelopment, but the future remains uncertain with the Oakland A's owning the other half.

Oakland has begun building the East 12th Street affordable housing complex with 91 homes for low-income families, including supportive housing, funded in part by California's Proposition 1 and a $10.9 million state grant.

Riaz Capital and Alameda County have secured $30 million to build affordable studios in Oakland, with construction of the 166-unit complex expected to begin in spring 2024.

The Downtown Oakland Specific Plan outlining future development in housing, culture, and recreation awaits Oakland City Council approval after eight years of community input.

Steph Curry's former Bay Area penthouse is on sale for $1.7 million, featuring three bedrooms, luxury amenities, and celebrity staging in Oakland's Jack London District.

Governor Newsom announces six new Homekey projects in California, including Oakland, creating 369 affordable homes for the homeless with a $99.9 million investment to convert hotels and buildings into housing.

State Sen. Nancy Skinner introduced a set of bills to increase housing production, reduce costs, and promote homeownership, targeting accessory dwelling units, utility hook-up fees, and corporate home buying in California.

Concord City Council voted 4-1 for rent stabilization and just cause for eviction, exempting certain housing types, but limiting rent hikes for others and detailing tenant protections.

BH Properties expands in Northern California by opening a San Francisco office and acquiring the 60-acre campus of the defunct Holy Names University in Oakland.

Tidewater Capital has received approval to construct two new multifamily housing projects in Oakland, adding 670 units and promoting urban living with eco-friendly LEED Gold ambitions.

A Julia Morgan-designed duplex in Berkeley is for sale for $1.8 million. Built in 1904, it maintains original features alongside modern updates and offers a good location and investment potential.