A new 46-story building proposed for downtown Oakland, on Kaiser Plaza, will be the city’s tallest building if it gets built.

A former gay bathhouse just west of downtown San Jose has been transformed into a unique and airy office development that is equipped to handle post-pandemic work concerns.

The Alexandria Theater at Geary and 18th Avenue has been an empty eyesore since 2004, but a reported new plan could make it as many as 76 units of housing.

A Bay Area developer is now floating plans to bulldoze a small, older shopping strip across from the southern portion of UC Berkeley, as well as a couple of apartment buildings, to make way for a large residential project.

A hotel project in downtown San Jose now appears to have the green light to proceed after years of delays because of lawsuits from a preservation group against the city of San Jose.

A kitschy new hotel chain that is opening its first U.S. property in Sunnyvale is promising to bring you back to the days of your youth.

A large transit-centered development just got the green light to move ahead on a 28-acre site at Tanforan Avenue near the San Bruno BART Station, straddling both South San Francisco and San Bruno.

Nearly six years after receiving approval, a former real estate office at 2201 Market St. (at Sanchez) will be demolished and replaced with a six-story mixed-use building.

A group has just filed a suit in response to the El Paseo de Saratoga shopping center redevelopment project, which was approved by the City Council last month.

We’re getting a new look at what will be coming to a large chunk of land surrounding BART’s Berryessa Station in San Jose as part of the Berryessa BART Transit Village.

A proposal to add more students and new buildings to the elite all-girls campus at Bryant Street and Embarcadero Road faced stiff opposition from the city and from residents from the day it was first proposed in 2016.

Plans for a large mixed-use development in San Jose, about a mile west of Westfield Valley Fair and Santana Row, have undergone several major changes as it works toward the final steps of the city approval process.

Google’s new Bay View campus in Mountain View with the crazy-looking, circus-tent-like roof has finally opened.