San Mateo County allocates over $41 million from Measure K revenue to fund nine projects, adding 636 affordable homes across eight communities, a significant stride in addressing the local housing affordability crisis.

The historic Green Gables estate in Woodside sold for $85 million in a landmark transaction, marking the Bay Area's largest residential sale in a decade.

The 1860 Alum Rock Apartments, an affordable housing project with 60 units, has opened in East San José, featuring a blend of housing and community services to support those impacted by the local housing crisis.

The Fielden development breaks ground in East San José, providing 160 affordable homes with various amenities for low-income and homeless families, veterans, and individuals with disabilities, set to open in June 2027.

GoPro's San Mateo campus is to be transformed into a residential community with 225 townhomes and single-family homes, addressing housing shortages and office space vacancies.

Construction begins on the Monarch at Redwood affordable housing complex in San Mateo County, aiming to provide 86 affordable apartments to lower-income residents by 2027.

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.