New San Diego units now average 827 square feet, down from 911, even as vacancy hits a century high.

The once-condemned Broderick-Kenny House now hides a speakeasy behind doors from San Diego's first bar, Tivoli.

A 189-unit Escondido complex built in 1965 just traded hands for $177,778 a unit, with new owners eyeing value-add upgrades.

Stockton millennial homeownership jumped 117% since 2018, even as 65% of San Jose millennials remain renters.

New learning studios, a raised library floor and a dragon-mural amphitheater greet Carmel Del Mar students this fall, with work finishing by winter.

Council members liked the 42 townhomes but told Meridian its 616-square-foot shops are too small to draw real foot traffic.

The San Diego nonprofit's purchase clears a decades-old eyesore across from City Hall, with escrow set to close July 31.

A hearing officer signed off on a shotcrete wall for a Calumet Avenue home whose bluff safety rating had slipped to 1.16.

The Encinitas Planning Commission approved 87 condos on El Camino Real, switching course after the original apartment version couldn't get financing.

The Kingsley Street home could see property taxes cut by up to 70% under California's Mills Act.

The 5-0 vote fills Sears' six-year vacancy at North County Mall, but Costco still has three years to back out.

A three-story project with just a three-space carport is headed for a city decision within weeks.

San Marcos and San Bernardino saw double-digit swings while Los Angeles rents kept falling — see the full city-by-city breakdown.