A 30-townhome plan near Caltrain is testing California’s new housing law in ultrawealthy Atherton. Six units are designated affordable.

Blackstone is shopping San Francisco’s 686-room Hyatt Regency Downtown SOMA, with no asking price disclosed and a future rebrand possible.

JPMorgan Chase is putting nearly $200 million behind a new Dogpatch apartment project and another $15 million into a middle-income housing fund.

San Francisco’s century-old Klamath ferry, transformed into a $17 million floating headquarters, is now on the market.

OpenTable is moving to a smaller headquarters at 425 Market Street, keeping its San Francisco base while trimming office space.

Redwood City approved moving a planned affordable housing project closer to downtown, creating 75 homes reserved for older residents.

A seven-story, 98-unit apartment building is proposed for a Palo Alto office site near Caltrain. Thirteen homes would be reserved for low-income tenants.

State estimates put Mountain House at about 30,687 residents after a 5.6% jump; city leaders have launched a General Plan update and housing survey as services feel the strain.

The historic Wilson Building has new owners as investors place another bet on San Francisco’s apartment market.

Bell Partners paid $130 million for South San Francisco’s 195-unit Celeste, expanding its nearby apartment holdings as AI-driven rental demand surges.

San Francisco's median two-bedroom rent just crossed $6,000, rising 25.9% in a year. The new number is higher than New York's.

730 Stanyan opened July 29, converting the former Haight McDonald’s into 160 units of 100% affordable housing for families and transitional‑age youth. The building also includes ground‑floor community and retail space.

Heritage on the Marina is proposing a major redesign that would preserve its Julia Morgan landmark while increasing senior residences from 76 to 122.