BAHFA granted loans to support 34 affordable homes in San Francisco and San Jose through community land trusts, with additional funds pledged for future housing affordability efforts.

Jon Rubinstein, known for his work at Apple, listed his renovated San Francisco co-op for $25.5 million. The luxurious property offers modern amenities and historical charm.

Hearst Corp. is acquiring the 450 Sansome Street tower to facilitate the temporary relocation of its San Francisco Chronicle and SFGate offices. This acquisition supports its strategic initiatives in the broader 5M development project.

The 345 California Center in San Francisco is now debt-free after its owner, Metropolis Investment Holdings, paid off the $150 million debt to Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company. The building has a new tenant and is at 84% capacity.

Google is shifting its office space in San Francisco, leaving One Market Plaza and expanding at Hills Plaza by 134,000 square feet for a total of 550,000 square feet, despite high city vacancy rates.

A proposed development at 2700 Sloat Blvd in San Francisco's Sunset District could introduce 446 residential units across two towers. The project includes affordable and market-rate homes but faces local concerns over neighborhood aesthetics.

BRIDGE Housing acquires two multifamily properties, adding 319 affordable units to its portfolio in California and Oregon, and plans to further increase affordability.

San Francisco rescinded approval for $700/month sleeping pods due to noncompliance with its affordable housing program, complicating Brownstone Shared Housing's project.

Wells Fargo is to sell its historic San Francisco headquarters at 420 Montgomery Street and move to a modern building within the city, while maintaining its roots there.

The former Lombardi Sports building on Russian Hill will become a Fitness SF gym, following San Francisco Planning Commission's approval of the renovation proposal.

George Homsey's architecturally significant San Francisco home is for sale at $2.45 million, showcasing his design influence from the Sea Ranch community.

San Francisco has overtaken Manhattan with the highest office space costs in the US, averaging $69.14 per square foot despite leading in vacancies at 27.7%.

San Francisco officials broke ground on the 3300 Mission Street affordable housing project, which will add 35 studio apartments for low-income households in Bernal Heights.