The four-story building at 146 Geary Street, once worth $38 million, sold for less than half that as Bang & Olufsen anchors the block.

The 28 Selby Lane sale closes the book on a home that saw a break-in scare and a zoning fight with Atherton officials.

The Elm Street Victorian where a Bank of America pioneer was born just got a $300,000 price cut.

Nine buildings, 19 tenants averaging nearly 15 years on-site — Benicia's industrial park just landed a Kansas City buyer.

Argentic now controls 150 Post St. after Urban Land Development defaulted, even as San Francisco's office market shows signs of life.

The South Sunset Clubhouse reopens Thursday with a new kitchen, pavilion, and sliding glass doors for the 200 seniors who rely on it daily.

The old 8th Street substation offers 12 megawatts of pre-built power — a rare prize as San Francisco AI leasing hits record highs.

Two years after San Francisco banned rent-setting software, the city attorney says it has never sued a landlord under the law.

The council's 4-1 vote adds workforce housing exceptions downtown, but a disputed church-owned lot remains on the books for now.

A revised plan for 2513 Irving Street swaps last year's eight-unit design for nine market-rate homes, right across from a newly filled 90-unit affordable building.

Canopy will fill all three floors of 102 Montgomery St., vacant since the 1970s, with bridge views and a members-only café.

A 1968 office building near Fisherman's Wharf could become housing under three possible layouts filed by its union owners.

A two-bedroom Ingleside Terrace fixer fetched $2.305 million after 21 offers, while a long-empty Inner Parkside home sold all-cash in eight days.