San Diego Housing Commission and San Diego Homeownership Equity Collaborative offer dedicated phone number and email address to assist BIPOC first-time homebuyers in partnership with Wells Fargo Foundation.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced the acceleration of more than 7,000 units of affordable housing, as the city moves to make Executive Directive 1 a permanent program.

Santa Rosa receives a $9.5 million grant to help aid the transformation of two city-owned surplus parking lots into key downtown housing developments, pushing forward the city council's pro-housing goals.

South Loop residents band together to protest against a proposed data center expansion near McCormick Place, citing concerns for environmental impact, noise, and property values.

An extraordinary agreement between the Port of San Diego and U.S. Navy leads to new opportunities for public access, recreation, and commercial development at the San Diego Bay waterfront.

San Mateo County moves ahead with acquiring two hotels for supportive housing, as residents and officials express concerns over costs, job displacement, and the plan's proximity to local schools.

San Mateo County's proposal to buy La Quinta hotel in Millbrae and convert it into housing for the homeless sparks concerns among residents and local officials.

Oakland receives a generous grant from the State of California to support affordable housing projects and infrastructure improvements across the city.

After years of resistance, the Molinari-Martinelli family has finally leased their property to Google for the tech giant's North Bayshore campus expansion.

Amid slow home sales numbers, San Diego's single-family homes' median price skyrockets past $1 million, while attached properties achieve record high prices in August.

After much reporting on how San Francisco commercial spaces all doomed, Japanese bowling, karaoke, & arcade chain Round1 snaps up Nordstrom at the Stonestown Galleria.

Phase one of the West Street Road Reconstruction project is complete, with crews now focused on the second phase prior to the end-of-September deadline.

Del Mar City Council moves forward with plans to establish new policies and regulations for short-term rentals, beginning with the creation of a voluntary online registry aimed at gathering data on the number of existing rental units.