San Francisco investor Roxborough paid about $130 million for Main Street Cupertino's retail core, a 131,000-sf block of shops and restaurants near Apple Park.

Cannae Partners bought EmeryTech, the 234,016‑square‑foot Emeryville campus, in a Newmark‑arranged deal as East Bay office values continue to recalibrate. The property is about two‑thirds leased and anchored by Premier Nutrition.

Permits show Kith eyeing a 5,600-square-foot Union Square shop at 100 Stockton with space for a restaurant. It would be the brand's first Northern California location.

A Pacific Heights home listed for $7.495M closed for $12M in a quick July sale, underscoring steep overbids at the top of San Francisco’s market. The buyer took title through a Delaware holding company.

A 100‑plus‑acre Big Sur estate by Mickey Muennig has relisted at $29.5M, with off‑grid systems, a living roof and private beach access.

Longtime Mission tenants returned relocation checks and withheld rent after a February 2025 fire. Months of organizing pushed Mosser to the bargaining table and a July 29 session aims to finalize repairs and rent relief.

A European‑style Los Altos Hills villa with a theater, wine cellar and six‑car garage closed for $15.2M in the latest home‑sales roundup. The sale stands well above the neighborhood median.

A Greg Faulkner 61designed Martis Camp estate owned by coach Trent Tucker is on the market for $22M, pairing private ski access with spa-scale amenities.

A 32‑acre Woodside estate at 176 Harcross Road has returned to market with a $50M ask—well above its 2020 sale. The listing tests how much buyers will pay for privacy and Peninsula land.

A 12-acre Hillsborough estate called Villa de Verano is in contract at a $78.8M ask and could top the Bay Area’s home sales for 2026 if it closes near that price.

East Palo Alto is moving forward with plans for a roughly 3‑million‑gallon potable water tank to improve pressure and emergency reserves.

Shards from a 17th‑floor window at 150 California Street fell to a sixth‑floor patio; the Department of Building Inspection issued a notice requiring the pane be replaced and adjacent façades checked.

David Pottruck sold a Lumina condo after 10 years and netted about $18,300 — a near-breakeven that highlights how SF condos have lagged recent housing gains.