The iconic San Francisco home featured in "The Princess Diaries" is now listed for sale at a reduced price of $6.5 million, down from the original asking price of $8.9 million.

Yesterday, San Francisco opened the Diva Hotel, a 122-unit converted hotel to address homelessness by providing permanent supportive housing with various support services.

Following an arbitration victory, the City Attorney's Office has secured 76 affordable housing units in Rincon Towers, ensuring their affordability for low- and middle-income residents through 2050.

After much reporting on how San Francisco commercial spaces all doomed, Japanese bowling, karaoke, & arcade chain Round1 snaps up Nordstrom at the Stonestown Galleria.

49ers legend Joe Montana joins other Marina District residents in suing San Francisco over their homes allegedly being flooded with raw sewage during recent storms, shining light on the city's failing infrastructure.

While Veritas Investments sells an $800M loan to Ballast Investments, the company reassures its stakeholders that growth is still a priority in their future plans.

After over 30 years, Nordstrom has officially closed its flagship store in downtown San Francisco. The closure has sparked more debate regarding the city's future and the impact of its political leadership.

Gov. Newsom announced a significant $114 million investment in the infrastructure of four Bay Area cities.

As California proposes a record-breaking $35 billion bond to ease the housing crisis, concerns about "bond fatigue" and slow progress are coming to light.

Federal data reveals San Francisco is on track to permit fewer than one new housing unit per day in 2023, further exasperating the city's housing crisis and homelessness issues.

Star Wars creator George Lucas takes legal action against deceased neighbors and the town of San Anselmo to protect the driveway of his Skywalker Ranch property in Marin County.

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).