9Zero, a new climate innovation hub and coworking space, opened in San Francisco during SF Climate Week, hosting events and aiming to unite efforts against climate change.

Nearly 20% of San Francisco home sellers are incurring losses, with a notable average loss of $155,500, contrasting with only 4% of sellers nationwide facing losses.

San Francisco's Mayor Breed celebrates the rehabilitation of Ambassador and Ritz Hotels in the Tenderloin district, providing affordable housing for low-income individuals.

San Francisco's office vacancy rate has hit a high of 36.6%, even as certain sectors show signs of recovery and some companies commit to leases, indicating a complex outlook for the city's commercial real estate.

Stephan Jenkins, Third Eye Blind's lead singer, is selling his Victorian San Francisco home for $3.6 million. The house features modern amenities and a prime location.

A $35 million penthouse in San Francisco boasting 5,700 sq ft and city views is on sale, complete with luxury features and high HOA fees, yet to find a buyer despite a previous price drop.

Mayor London Breed and Supervisor Matt Dorsey introduced legislation to accelerate the development of San Francisco's Treasure Island, supporting the city's housing targets and economic revitalization.

Paramount Group Inc. may surrender two San Francisco office towers due to a downturn in the real estate market, reflecting wider challenges for the city's commercial properties.

The Daly City Council approved JUHSD's redevelopment of the Serramonte Del Rey Campus to include more affordable housing and amenities. Mayor Manalo supports the project's benefits, which include local jobs and a childcare facility.

Chinatown's affordable housing project, revitalizing the area with a 15-story tower and banquet hall, takes shape after stalling, set to address housing shortages and economic vitality.

Nicolas Cage's former San Francisco mansion, damaged by fire, is listed for sale at $3.5 million, with restoration work needed for the 6,925-square-foot property.

A nonprofit plans to build a 70-unit affordable housing development for low-income seniors on the former site of a Big Lots store in San Francisco, including a park and retail space.

The infamous pink mansion at 224 Sea Cliff Ave in San Francisco sold for $6.5 million, well below its original $19.7 million asking price, after a history of legal issues and structural problems.