San Francisco's Mayor Lurie and Board President Mandelman introduce legislation to transform underused office spaces into housing to revitalize downtown areas.

Senator Scott Wiener's SB 79, aimed at increasing housing near public transit, advances in California, while SB 677 on streamlining housing development falls short.

A 1872 Victorian home in San Francisco, blend of period charm and modern updates, is listed for $4.495 million with restored original details and contemporary features.

LendingClub Corporation plans to buy a San Francisco property for $74.5 million to establish its headquarters, taking advantage of the city's post-pandemic real estate opportunities and reinforcing its commitment to the Bay Area.

The first-ever sale of a mansion on San Francisco's Billionaires' Row occurred for $26.5 million, a discount from its original $38 million listing price.

One of the most intriguing Castro homes has been listed for sale by its owner of 50 years.

San Francisco's Mayor and Board of Supervisors passed legislation to increase housing in SOMA and East Cut, shifting focus from commercial to residential development.

Related California plans to build a $750 million luxury skyscraper with offices and a hotel in San Francisco's Financial District, despite a 37% office vacancy rate.

Bay FC's new training facility on Treasure Island, designed by Olson Kundig, is set to enhance San Francisco's soccer scene with state-of-the-art amenities and panoramic city views.

Gap co-founder Doris Fisher's trust plans to build a modern mansion in San Francisco's Presidio Heights, including a pool and ADU, after city planners' approval.

A dilapidated San Francisco home at 3229 Jennings Street sells for $265,000, reflecting a softened real estate market and the challenges of extensive renovation needs and a long-term tenant.

Uber's San Francisco HQ has been refinanced for $500 million, signaling a positive trend in the city's office market and investor interest in Mission Bay.

A historic San Francisco Victorian house at 847 Fillmore Street, which survived the 1906 earthquake, has been given a modern update and listed for sale at $4.15 million.