University Station would replace four office buildings across from Santa Clara University — but 13 townhomes sit on San Jose soil.

Last week, the San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously reapproved a 7-story condo building at the former sex club and sauna Eros site with modifications.

New filings push San Francisco's housing overhaul past 700 units, with two buildings already rising near CCSF.

Foster City wants lagoon-front homeowners to weigh in on new rules covering docks and views before the code overhaul locks in.

A century-old Central Richmond duplex would grow into a four-story, four-unit building facing Argonne Playground.

Kenson Ventures and Wheatley Properties are betting AI startups will fill the 1936 Lurie Building after ousting a delinquent Planet Fitness.

The 89-unit project at the old Hong Kong Lounge II site shows how fast San Francisco housing approvals have gotten since the Coronet's marathon fight.

The unrenovated Scott Street unit has dingy carpet, a dated kitchen, and no in-unit laundry — yet it still beat asking prices across Pacific Heights.

The four-story building at 146 Geary Street, once worth $38 million, sold for less than half that as Bang & Olufsen anchors the block.

The 28 Selby Lane sale closes the book on a home that saw a break-in scare and a zoning fight with Atherton officials.

The Elm Street Victorian where a Bank of America pioneer was born just got a $300,000 price cut.

Nine buildings, 19 tenants averaging nearly 15 years on-site — Benicia's industrial park just landed a Kansas City buyer.

Argentic now controls 150 Post St. after Urban Land Development defaulted, even as San Francisco's office market shows signs of life.