Ian Jacobs added 118-124 Maiden Lane to his Project Uris portfolio, paying just over $3.1M for a small Union Square retail building. The buy follows other recent purchases as investors bet on a slow downtown rebound.

Zurich's U.S. real estate arm paid $32.8M for 394 Pacific Ave in Jackson Square, adding another boutique office to institutional portfolios in San Francisco.

A seven‑story, 320‑unit development has begun construction at 30 Ingold Road, bringing affordable homes, a public park and ground‑floor office space to north Burlingame.

Belmont approved a $2 million loan to advance The Ridge on Masonic, a 63-unit, 100% affordable building planned for 951 Old County Road. The funding is meant to speed the project's tax-credit financing.

Developers say buyers from California, New York and Illinois are snapping up lots at River Gorge Ranch near Chattanooga, drawn in part by Tennessee's tax perks as the mountaintop community takes shape.

Crescent City still has beach homes under $400,000, but tight inventory, government‑sector jobs and booming tourism make true affordability complicated.

Single‑family medians in San Mateo County climbed near $2.2M while condo prices dipped to roughly $825K, driven by tight supply, tech wealth and rising HOA costs.

The East Bay compound where Steph Curry once lived is back on the market with resort-style grounds and a $10.5 million asking price.

Meta has paused its Willow Village project in Menlo Park, delaying more than 1,700 planned homes and neighborhood retail as the company reshuffles priorities. City approvals remain, but timing is now uncertain.

San Mateo County Community College District broke ground on a 316‑bed, $86M student dorm to house housing‑insecure students across three campuses. Rents will run $500–$1,000, far below county rates.

The San Mateo Planning Commission recommended approval for Bespoke, a mixed‑use project at the former Talbot’s block that includes 71 affordable units and a major office building.

Bay Club paid about $65M to buy the three parcels that make up its North Waterfront campus, turning its 1977 flagship into an owned property. The purchase is being framed as a vote of confidence in downtown recovery.

A Pac Heights Georgian Colonial at 2830 Pacific closed at $27.5M on April 27 — the full asking price — after more than a year on and off the market.