Bayhill Ventures plans a 71-story residential tower at 530 Howard Street, San Francisco, aiming to add 672 apartments to the housing market.

Clean California initiative transforms a vacant lot into a unique tree nursery and education center, marking a critical advancement in a cleaner future.

San Franciscos largest family supportive housing project, City Gardens, officially opens, providing long-term shelter for homeless families.

OpenAI has subleased two buildings in San Francisco from Uber, marking the city's largest office lease since 2018 and signaling a potential AI hub growth.

San Francisco celebrates the reopening of the Oasis Inn family shelter, supporting homeless families affected by domestic violence during COVID-19.

Late actor Robin Williams historic San Francisco home, boasting 20 rooms, is on sale for $25 million. It is located in the prestigious Seacliff neighborhood.

Governor Newsom announces a review of San Francisco housing policy aiming to alleviate the city's affordability crisis by 2031.

Proposed towers near San Franciscos Caltrain station may add 1,100 homes if developer Tishman Speyer's plans are approved.

SFPOA sues local gastropub, The Brixton, alleging unpaid rent amounting over 376K, highlighting wider issues tied to commercial eviction moratoriums.

San Francisco's NEMA apartment building suffers as its valuation is reported to shrink by almost 50% in the last five years amid market challenges.

Revised analysis unveils a brighter outlook for San Francisco's downtown recovery amid the pandemic, bolstered by the return of tourists, office workers, and residents. The city now ranks 38th among U.S. cities studied for recovery rates.

As Bay Area homebuyers face the stark reality of a $10,000-a-month mortgage, new reports reveal the increasing challenge of affording a home in the United States as a whole.

Pebblebrook Hotel Trust recently executed a contract to sell the Hotel Zoe Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco for $68.5 million, with plans to use the proceeds for debt reduction and repurchasing shares. This move introduces another shift in the U.S. hotel market, reflecting the current trend of focusing on revitalizing existing holdings.