UCSF Breaks Ground on Advanced Cancer Center in San Francisco's Dogpatch, Boosting West Coast Proton Therapy Access
Construction has begun on the new UCSF Cancer Center in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, featuring advanced research facilities and a proton therapy center.
Groundbreaking Ceremony Marks Start of San Francisco's Largest Affordable Housing Development in 5 Years at 300 De Haro Street
Groundbreaking for the 300 De Haro Street affordable housing project in San Francisco, set to create 425 units for low-income residents, has begun despite delays and financial challenges.
Developers Eye Major Expansion at Golden Gate University's San Francisco Campus
Developers propose new skyscrapers for Golden Gate University's campus in San Francisco, featuring either a 700-foot office tower or a 650-foot mixed-use building with office space and residences.
Brex Leases Massive 100,000 Sq Ft Office in San Francisco, Reinforcing City's Attraction for Startups and AI Innovation
Fintech firm Brex leases 100,000-square-foot office in San Francisco, indicating a shift back to in-person work and emphasizing the city's importance in AI innovation, amidst a trend of direct building purchases by companies.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie Spearheads Building Code Overhaul to Benefit Homeowners and Small Businesses
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie proposes legislation to simplify the city's building code, aiming to save homeowners and small businesses time and money by removing redundant or burdensome requirements.
Nashville's Vanderbilt University Eyes Downtown SF Campus in Lurie's Biggest Recruitment Win Yet
Vanderbilt University is in talks with San Francisco officials about opening a campus downtown, marking a significant potential development in the area's revitalization efforts.
San Francisco City Attorney Sues Tenderloin Landlord for Neglecting Property and Tenant Rights
San Francisco's City Attorney sues landlord Charles Kartchner for neglecting a property, leaving tenants in the Tenderloin district without heat and hot water while ignoring multiple city violation notices.
San Francisco's Office Vacancy Rate Drops Significantly, AI Firms Drive Leasing Surge
San Francisco's office vacancy rate declined to 35.1% in Q2 2025, with artificial intelligence firms driving leasing and a cautious optimism for market recovery.
San Francisco to Welcome New 41-Story Tower in Financial District as Mayor Launches Downtown Revitalization Project
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie has announced plans for a new 41-story mixed-use tower at 530 Sansome Street to revitalize the downtown area and drive economic recovery.
Governor Newsom Launches Affordable Housing Developments in San Francisco's Fillmore District for Low-Income Residents
Governor Newsom breaks ground on two affordable housing projects in San Francisco's Fillmore District for low-income residents, repurposing state-owned lots to create 167 homes, including units for school and college staff.
San Francisco's Fisherman’s Wharf Set for Major Revitalization by 2026: Port Announces Ambitious 'Fisherman’s Wharf Forward' Initiative
San Francisco's Fisherman’s Wharf is set for revitalization with the Fisherman’s Wharf Forward initiative, including infrastructure upgrades, new plazas, and community-engaged activities, aiming for completion by summer 2026.
San Francisco’s Historic Cinch Saloon Gets New Lease on Life Under Veteran Hospitaller Scott Taylor
Scott Taylor has taken over Cinch Saloon, a historic gay bar in San Francisco, with a view to preserve its legacy while revitalizing its social scene.
Disco Legend Sylvester's Former San Francisco Townhome Hits the Market for $1.698 Million
Sylvester James Jr.'s former San Francisco townhome is on sale for $1.698 million, boasting historic ties to the "Queen of Disco" and upgraded features.












