Elevated interest rates and a persistent housing shortage weigh on California's housing market, particularly in the Bay Area, as home sales remain sluggish for the ninth consecutive month.

Nearly seven years after receiving planning approval, developer Chris Foley has resubmitted plans to build an 8-story, 20-unit condo building at 2201 Market Street (at Sanchez).

A TikTok video that unveils a comedically lackluster conversion of an office space into a costly Bay Area condo generates a thousands of responses and raises serious questions about the state of our housing market.

Developer proposes massive 50-story tower in SF's Outer Sunset, despite neighborhood opposition and possible violations of zoning laws.

San Francisco breaks ground on beautiful 160-unit affordable housing complex at the site of the former Haight Street McDonald's.

The 94,000-square-foot San Francisco Art Institute's iconic Chestnut Street campus is on the market, offering a unique investment opportunity for an organization looking to resurrect this storied institution or otherwise.

Millennium Tower's $100M retrofit shows early success in reducing its infamous tilt, with preliminary results indicating a recovery of nearly one inch.

San Francisco's housing market sees extremely low numbers of homes as mortgage lock-in effect persists. Prices remain very high as homeowners stay put.

Hilton San Francisco Union Square and Parc 55 Hotels are being handed over to lender, as Park Hotels & Resorts opts to cease payments on its $725 million loan and walk away from the SF market.

Explore the historic Sutro Tower and its $50 million worth of structural improvements, including the retroactive permit granted to remove its panels and the 'virtual tour' they will be producing in lieu of their plan to permit artists to paint them.

San Francisco's commercial real estate market is facing a downturn with significant discounts on major properties leading to questions about implications for smaller commercial real estate sales. Smaller property owners must adapt to changing market demands in order to stay competitive, with some property values expected to drop over 80%.

From ammunition depot to sports venue to giant porn production house, the San Francisco Armory has gone through several iterations in its 109-year history, and may soon be slated to return as an active event space. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, there are new plans to turn a portion of the innards of the giant, castle-like Armory in the Mission District into a jazz club and VIP lounge.

The SF Board of Supervisors just approved a $60 million low-income senior housing complex, coming to a former funeral home at Geary Boulevard and Sixth Avenue.