Former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann faces trouble as his San Jose office building loan slips into default amid a stagnant office market.

A massive mixed-use development could replace Silicon Valley's historic Sunset Magazine campus, featuring apartments, a hotel, office and retail spaces.

Bay Area home prices continue to rise due to historically low inventory levels, leaving residents to question the stability of the region's housing market.

A record low housing turnover rate of 1% grips 2023, exacerbating the affordability crisis and leaving many homeowners in cities like San Jose and San Francisco struggling to move.

An innovative urban farming community springs up in Santa Clara, providing much-needed affordable housing to seniors and veterans, while setting a new standard for sustainability and urban living.

Amid steady nationwide rental growth, San Jose clutches onto being the priciest market while San Diego leaps ahead of San Francisco for the first time.

Leading metros of San Francisco and San Jose find their place at the bottom of Gen Z's list of popular cities for homebuying, with aspiring homeowners preferring more affordable destinations, according to a recent LendingTree study.

Despite a property tax cut in the SF Bay Area, Santa Clara County sees a record-breaking $661.2 billion assessment roll for 2023-23, with some cities outpacing others in growth.

Apple has acquired a significant Cupertino office building at a discounted rate as the tech giant expands its real estate footprint, taking advantage of the ongoing changes to the Silicon Valley property market.

A sprawling White House replica in Hillsborough, California, lovingly restored and updated for modern living, is now on the market for a whopping $38.9 million.

Former Goldman Sachs executive Kelly Ho acquires a sizable industrial property in San Jose following a series of impressive deals in the region, highlighting investor confidence in tech-driven real estate growth

As Santa Cruz takes the crown for the least affordable rental metro in the U.S., the startling numbers in California reveal that many families find themselves digging deeper into their pockets or seeking greener pastures elsewhere.

A controversial plan to demolish historic San Jose properties in favor of temporary parking spaces for the SAP Center has residents and preservationists in an uproar. Will the city go through with it?