Boston College has acquired the 23-acre Mount Alvernia High School campus in Newton for $40.5 million. The purchase comes after the school's closure due to dwindling enrollment and financial constraints.

The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda (AHA) recently began accepting applications for the newly refurbished Poppy Place Studio Apartments.

Del Mar City Council has laid down a framework to regulate short-term rentals in the city, with a draft ordinance to be presented to the Planning Commission and City Council in early 2024.

Navigating Economic Uncertainties, Miltenyi Biotec's Rising Investment in San Jose Biotech Research and Manufacturing Facility Indicates Market Resilience

LAHD and HACLA invite residents to provide insights on the 2023-2028 AFH Plan for enhancing fair housing in Los Angeles during a virtual gathering on October 18.

Point Buckler Island, a hotspot for Silicon Valley elites, is on sale for $75 million amidst ongoing legal troubles and restoration challenges.

Pasadena City Council is set to deliberate on the allocation of $500,000 in funds from the HOME Investment Partnerships Program to local nonprofit Door of Hope for the purpose of converting a property on Marengo Avenue into a transitional housing facility for low-income homeless families.

Downtown districts of San Jose, Oakland, and San Francisco experience record-high office vacancies.

Community of Santa Clara opens applications for 25 affordable housing units at Kifer Senior Apartments, with preference to local residents, slated for occupancy in January 2024.

Mayor Wu's ambitious plan for increasing housing and transforming Charlestown has won approval, despite concerns over population growth and preservation of the neighborhood's historic charm.

A breathtaking estate at 111 Jordan Road in Brookline boasts top-quality renovations, modern luxury features, and striking city views. The impressive residence, on the market for $5,499,000, is located in the sought-after Corey Hill area of Washington Square and offers potential buyers an elevated living experience.

San Diego introduces a streamlined permit process in an effort to increase affordable Single-Room Occupancy (SRO) housing, taking into account the city's history of success with SRO implementation and the housing shortage faced by low-income and homeless individuals.

A $13 million condo offering modern luxuries and unobstructed views of Boston is up for grabs in the city's esteemed Back Bay neighborhood.