The federal park entity that Trump tried to kill off in February just announced its biggest housing project in two decades, betting 196 new apartments can generate the revenue needed to survive without Congress. While most San Francisco developers can't get projects off the ground, the Presidio Trust has a secret weapon: it can borrow directly from the U.S. Treasury.

The hulking concrete box at Polk and Jackson that triggered a three-year grocery store war and nearly prompted a neighborhood-wide chain ban will become a Fitness SF. The saga reveals everything wrong with how San Francisco develops property—or doesn't.

The numbers say San Francisco's office market is the hottest in America, with demand up 112% in just one year. Walk through downtown's still-empty towers, though, and you'll wonder if someone's reading the data wrong.

Mayor Daniel Lurie just signed legislation for downtown's largest project in almost ten years—a mixed-use tower promising $816 million in economic activity, a five-star hotel, and a new fire station. It includes 390,000 square feet of new office space in a neighborhood where existing towers still sit conspicuously empty.

The building that's housed San Francisco's most beloved cash-only seafood counter since 1912 just changed hands for nearly $8 million. The sale comes during a turbulent year that saw the legendary spot weathering political firestorms and review-bombing campaigns.

The Sophie Maxwell Building, an affordable housing complex in San Francisco's Dogpatch, will accommodate the "missing middle class" and is set to accept tenants starting November 1.

Historic 1900-built San Francisco townhouse designed by Willis Polk is for sale for the first time since the 1940s, listed at $2.995 million, with preserved details and modern amenities.

Vanderbilt University is considering a satellite campus at the historic San Francisco Chronicle building, with potential benefits for the city's economic and educational landscape.

A marina project that's been stuck in regulatory limbo since the Willie Brown era just got the one thing it's been missing for nearly three decades: actual money. The partnership announced this week means construction crews could finally break ground at Clipper Cove by next summer.

Bay Area mortgage rates have dropped to 6.26%, potentially revitalizing the housing market despite high home prices and an ongoing affordability crisis.

San Francisco's largest mall, the San Francisco Centre, is 93% empty with its value dropping from over $1 billion in 2016 to $195 million, impacted by e-commerce growth and the pandemic.

San Francisco has approved a new 29-story hotel to bolster tourism, despite some concerns from a neighboring building over potential negative impacts.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie announced a project to revitalize Fisherman's Wharf, including a new public plaza, aiming to boost tourism and enhance the area's historic appeal.