San Diego County leads the way in streamlining the building permit process by embracing self-certification, speeding up housing construction amidst a regional crisis.

In a move to battle the homelessness crisis, San Diego turns to shipping containers for constructing multi-story housing units.

Construction on the long-awaited La Media Road Improvement Project has finally begun, aiming to boost cross-border commercial traffic, alleviate congestion, and address persistent flooding.

Underrepresented communities in San Diego's South County score big with a $10 million state grant for affordable housing and sustainable transit developments, in what's hailed as a crucial step for improving quality of life in the region.

A record low housing turnover rate of 1% grips 2023, exacerbating the affordability crisis and leaving many homeowners in cities like San Jose and San Francisco struggling to move.

Nearly seven years after receiving planning approval, developer Chris Foley has resubmitted plans to build an 8-story, 20-unit condo building at 2201 Market Street (at Sanchez).

A TikTok video that unveils a comedically lackluster conversion of an office space into a costly Bay Area condo generates a thousands of responses and raises serious questions about the state of our housing market.

An innovative urban farming community springs up in Santa Clara, providing much-needed affordable housing to seniors and veterans, while setting a new standard for sustainability and urban living.

As the COVID-19 eviction moratorium nears its end, Oakland offers crucial information and support to tenants and property owners amid a time of uncertainty.

Point Loma condo residents are facing a skunk invasion, while web users find amusement in their predicament. Learn how both sides are dealing with these unwelcome visitors.

San Diego transcends San Francisco as more unaffordable for renters, marking a significant change in California's rental scene, while growth patterns closely resembled pre-pandemic data.

Amid steady nationwide rental growth, San Jose clutches onto being the priciest market while San Diego leaps ahead of San Francisco for the first time.

Leading metros of San Francisco and San Jose find their place at the bottom of Gen Z's list of popular cities for homebuying, with aspiring homeowners preferring more affordable destinations, according to a recent LendingTree study.