San Jose is set to begin construction on Aquino, an eight-story, 278-unit apartment complex with affordable housing, developed by Urban Catalyst with a $112.5 million loan.

Groundbreaking ceremonies were held for Distel Circle, Los Altos' first 100% affordable housing community, set to provide 90 units for low-income individuals and families.

Marc Andreessen sold his lavish Atherton estate for $27.2 million, less than the original $33.4 million asking price. The property includes a main house, guest house, and studio, showcasing luxury amenities.

The GSA sold the former USGS property in Menlo Park for $137 million, expecting to reduce maintenance costs and real estate holdings, aligning with goals to efficiently manage federal assets.

Mark Zuckerberg's massive real estate investments in Palo Alto's Crescent Park neighborhood has led to local discontent over ongoing construction, increased surveillance, and disruptions, including the illegal conversion of a building into a school.

The historic home of physicist Wolfgang Panofsky in Los Altos Hills sold for over $5.5 million, with distinctive architecture and a rich scientific legacy.

Gilroy announces lease with Intuitive at McCarthy Business Park, aiming to boost local economy and jobs. Mayor Bozzo highlights importance of collaboration in attracting businesses.

A former affordable housing site in Downtown San Jose may become a tech hub for AI research, with plans for an eight-story facility, including office labs and a data center.

Gordon Moore's former 25-acre estate is for sale in Woodside, California, for $29.5 million, featuring an English manor, a guest house, and historic gardens.

Santa Clara County approved nearly $29 million for five affordable housing projects in San Jose, creating 612 units and exceeding Measure A's housing unit goal.

Daly City's Midway Village celebrates the completion of 147 affordable housing units, with plans for 113 more, benefiting residents like Nathan Smith, who is advancing his education.

Green Gables estate in Woodside is on the market for $125 million, with options to buy portions, like the main house for $55 million, to appeal to more buyers. The 74-acre property boasts historic significance and luxurious amenities.

Nvidia acquired a new office campus for $123 million near its Santa Clara HQ as part of its expansion, which includes previous aggressive property purchases in Silicon Valley.