New projects add hundreds of homes and office spaces to Sunnyvale's urban core, complementing the growing Cityline neighborhood and addressing hybrid workplace demands.

As San Jose's Coleman Highline tech campus expands with city approval for a new office building, San Francisco wrestles with plummeting property values in its once highly sought-after commercial real estate, signaling potentially contrasting futures for these Bay Area cities.

Billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel recently expressed his concerns about relocating his operations from Silicon Valley to Florida, citing t...

San Francisco's commercial real estate market is facing a downturn with significant discounts on major properties leading to questions about implications for smaller commercial real estate sales. Smaller property owners must adapt to changing market demands in order to stay competitive, with some property values expected to drop over 80%.

Google and the mayor of San Jose say the tech giant’s plans to build an 80-acre mixed-use project called Downtown West are moving forward and are not on hold, as reported recently by CNBC.

From ammunition depot to sports venue to giant porn production house, the San Francisco Armory has gone through several iterations in its 109-year history, and may soon be slated to return as an active event space. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, there are new plans to turn a portion of the innards of the giant, castle-like Armory in the Mission District into a jazz club and VIP lounge.

The SF Board of Supervisors just approved a $60 million low-income senior housing complex, coming to a former funeral home at Geary Boulevard and Sixth Avenue.

Google’s ultra-ambitious Downtown West development in downtown San Jose is facing some obstacles that have thrown the long timeline for the housing and office project into reassessment mode.

It’s now been one full week since the CEO of a South Bay development company has eaten.

A real estate firm based in China is causing some major frustrations in San Jose because of a lack of action on a few major development projects. The drama comes after a top executive for Z&L Properties was arrested in London over a bribery and corruption case in San Francisco.

The city of San Jose is poised to add 32,000 new homes in the northern part of town over the next several years.

The developers behind the project, which faced a huge wave of backlash from pretty much everyone, have pulled out of the project in an area adjacent to the Rockridge neighborhood.

There are new images and plans just released for the possible 2,900-unit housing village and parks in what is currently the Stonestown Galleria parking lot, an ambitious proposal that would completely reimagine that section of the 19th Avenue corridor.