Imagine Dragons' bassist Ben McKee is selling his Oakland Hills home for $1.3 million, which features three bedrooms and panoramic views of San Francisco.

San Francisco's most expensive listing, a mansion at 2990 Broadway in Pacific Heights, is on sale for $38 million following owner Lucy Jewett's death.

The historic 140 New Montgomery in San Francisco has secured new leases totaling 55,913 square feet, with major deals including Bloomberg's renewal and new tenants like super{set} and Heidrick & Struggles.

San Francisco breaks ground on 335 affordable homes, boosting its East Cut neighborhood, with Mayor Breed emphasizing the impact on seniors, low-income families, and the formerly homeless.

San Francisco celebrated the "topping off" of two new affordable housing buildings at Sunnydale, part of the HOPE SF Initiative for mixed-income communities without displacing residents.

China Basin Park has opened in San Francisco, offering a new waterfront attraction with sustainable features like recycled materials, enhancing the city's outdoor and residential spaces.

The Stonestown Galleria in San Francisco will be redeveloped into a mixed-use area with 3,500 housing units, open spaces, and retail, featuring a commitment to 20% affordable housing.

A luxurious residence at 150 Glenbrook Avenue, San Francisco's highest-elevation home, is on sale for $19.95 million, featuring six bedrooms and panoramic views.

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.