Developer proposes massive 50-story tower in SF's Outer Sunset, despite neighborhood opposition and possible violations of zoning laws.

Despite a property tax cut in the SF Bay Area, Santa Clara County sees a record-breaking $661.2 billion assessment roll for 2023-23, with some cities outpacing others in growth.

San Francisco breaks ground on beautiful 160-unit affordable housing complex at the site of the former Haight Street McDonald's.

Apple has acquired a significant Cupertino office building at a discounted rate as the tech giant expands its real estate footprint, taking advantage of the ongoing changes to the Silicon Valley property market.

Nonprofit Oakland Affordable Housing Group plans to transform a parking lot into 126 affordable homes.

The 94,000-square-foot San Francisco Art Institute's iconic Chestnut Street campus is on the market, offering a unique investment opportunity for an organization looking to resurrect this storied institution or otherwise.

A sprawling White House replica in Hillsborough, California, lovingly restored and updated for modern living, is now on the market for a whopping $38.9 million.

Former Goldman Sachs executive Kelly Ho acquires a sizable industrial property in San Jose following a series of impressive deals in the region, highlighting investor confidence in tech-driven real estate growth

As Santa Cruz takes the crown for the least affordable rental metro in the U.S., the startling numbers in California reveal that many families find themselves digging deeper into their pockets or seeking greener pastures elsewhere.

A controversial plan to demolish historic San Jose properties in favor of temporary parking spaces for the SAP Center has residents and preservationists in an uproar. Will the city go through with it?

Millennium Tower's $100M retrofit shows early success in reducing its infamous tilt, with preliminary results indicating a recovery of nearly one inch.

A fire broke out in the garage of an Eichler-designed home in a south Palo Alto community that has highlighted the continuous relevance of these mid-century modern homes over time.

A battle over replacing the San Jose Swim & Racquet Club with new homes intensify, as members and local residents voice their opposition. They say the historical value and cherished community memories should save this local oasis from development.