Many readers have commented and sent tips about the ongoing status of the building, so here's the latest photo update. As you can see, Home is now almost completely demolished.

In the latest installment in an ongoing saga, the Chronicle reports that land transfers for development as part of the SF Shipyard project will be delayed by at least a year.

After sitting vacant for over five years, demolition of the former Home Restaurant building at Church & Market finally started yesterday. Here's what it looks like after one day of work.

The much-maligned structure should be fully demolished over the next few days.

“This is just the first piece of land we’re taking,” said one of the lead organizers.

Mayor Lee is expected to approve funding for the 121-unit, all-affordable housing project this month.

The support stands in stark contrast to how other neighborhoods have responded to proposed centers.

The former McDonald's at Van Ness and Golden Gate will be demolished soon, but plans for developing the site are still pending.

In a sizzling hot real estate market, "cash is king," said one Oakland real estate professional.

The school says the additional outdoor space could reduce its need to rent public fields.

In December, the Planning Department began its final review of a new development planned for a public parking lot at 2224 Clement St., between 23rd and 24th avenues.

Big changes are coming to Post Street in Lower Nob Hill.

555 Fulton—and the planned New Seasons Market—have been held up for more than a year. Here's why.