The developers of a 24-story building approved for downtown San Jose are now bringing to the table a new approach to attract smaller investors who want to dive into real estate.

Another ambitious plan for a huge new tech campus is moving forward in downtown San Jose after a judge cleared the way for a building on the site to be demolished.

A project that is set to transform an old downtown San Jose movie theater into a mixed-use project has cleared another hurdle and is now closer to being built.

One of only two hotels in Japantown, the Kimpton Buchanan Hotel, has been identified as one of four properties around SF that the city hopes to purchase by the end of the year to turn into permanent homeless housing, but neighbors are pushing back.

Can an affordable housing nonprofit sell off land bought with taxpayer dollars if they’re not using the land? That dispute is playing out in Diamond Heights.

New redevelopment plans have emerged that would dramatically transform Cambrian Park Plaza at the intersection of Camden Avenue and Union Avenue in southwest San Jose.

The eight-story, 21-unit residential building being planned on the site of the historic Grubstake Diner (1525 Pine Street) has hit another hurdle this week, as we learn that an appeal has been filed opposing the project.

A project that was slated to transform a large section of the city of Mountain View now appears to be losing momentum because of disputes from one of the developers.

A new project that could drastically reduce the number of people living on the street in Palo Alto is now moving forward after a unanimous city council vote.

Last year, the Doobie Brothers became the first musical act from San Jose to make it into the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame, and now, the home where they got their explosive start appears to be becoming a new historic landmark for the city.

A real estate investment firm based in New York City has just purchased a huge tech campus in North San Jose that contains three large buildings near Highway 237 and North First Street.

Local environmental advocacy organizations have raised concerns about a development of a 350-unit apartment complex and 500-car parking garage on a tidal lagoon in Redwood City.

It seems like every week we hear about plans for a new high-rise building in downtown San Jose. This week is no different.