SFF Realty Partners paid $82 million for The Almaden even as downtown San Jose availability tops 40 percent.

The 1,039-bed high-rise near SJSU sold for roughly $787,500 per room, more than double the South Bay average.

The San Jose City Council unanimously backed a new developer for the troubled Arena Hotel shelter, but residents still don't know where they'll be moved.

A new data analysis finds San Francisco's priciest ZIP code averages just 3.1 rooms per home, while Diablo and Atherton top four bedrooms.

A $2.7 million all-electric overhaul means Carroll Inn's 122 affordable apartments finally have cooling, and utilities are built into residents' rent.

Murphy Village would swap a 38-acre Milpitas business park for apartments, townhomes and houses near Coyote Creek.

A Milpitas developer wants to replace a 16,900-square-foot commercial building with a seven-story apartment tower near Westfield Valley Fair.

Preylock Holdings paid 9.3 percent over assessed value for the fully leased Assembly campus, now home to Figure AI's robots.

A city-hired analysis finds all three downtown housing bids come up short financially, as Measure P looms on the November ballot.

A stalled South Fourth Street site near San Jose State is back with a $159.6 million plan for 368 affordable apartments.

Cadillac Court, nearly 95% leased with tenants like Sunrun, marks Galvanize Real Estate's first California buy.

The Emory Street site has sat empty since 1965 - now San Jose wants your comments on 18 new townhomes there.

Blackstone snapped up Nvidia's Sunnyvale research hub, a building that sat empty just three years ago after Fujitsu moved out.