Venture capitalist Richard Kramlich lists his historic San Francisco mansion for $19.5 million, featuring unique amenities and a view of the Golden Gate Bridge.

A converted firehouse in San Francisco's Noe Valley is for sale at $7.95 million, offering a unique home with a blend of historical charm and modern amenities.

Notion, an AI-powered productivity app maker, commits to downtown San Francisco by leasing 105,000 sq ft at 685 Market St, indicating a tech revival and market confidence despite high office vacancies.

Brownstone Shared Housing has gained approval to rent out $700 sleeping pods in San Francisco, providing an affordable alternative in the city's expensive rental market.

A meticulously restored 1883 Italianate Victorian townhouse in Noe Valley, San Francisco, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, is listed for sale at $1.998 million.

A historic mansion in San Francisco's Russian Hill, once owned by Sandy Robertson, is on sale for $22 million, featuring five bedrooms, rare pool amenities, and city views.

San Francisco passes a measure requiring public hearings before legacy businesses can be replaced, aiming to protect them against aggressive redevelopment.

San Francisco's Metreon mall is seeking buyers with JLL as the exclusive adviser. The property near Yerba Buena Center is 91.9% leased and offers value-adding opportunities to investors.

Fred Lyon's former SF home and studio are for sale for $2 million, featuring 1,890 sq. ft., legacy charm, and modern amenities, highlighting his impact on SF's cultural history.

San Francisco welcomes Star View Court, a new affordable housing complex on Treasure Island, featuring 138 units and designed with community amenities.

A duplex penthouse in San Francisco's Pacific Heights is listed for $30M, among the city's most expensive listings, with amenities and a large terrace.

San Francisco’s DBI released new code guidelines to simplify office-to-residential conversions, aiming to transform 5 million sq ft of office space into 5,000 homes by 2030.

Governor Newsom initiates a project to convert a San Francisco DMV site into a complex with 372 homes, including affordable housing units, as part of efforts to address the state's housing crisis.