An enigmatic Bay Area housing market exhibits rapidly declining values, as some areas experience a paradoxical bounce-back, leaving experts scratching their heads.

A new affordable housing project in San Jose has secured crucial construction financing, setting the stage for the development of 100 new apartments for those making less than the area median household income.

A recent property deal involving LinkedIn highlights the potential softening of the Bay Area commercial real estate market.

In the wake of Silicon Valley job cuts, the region continues to maintain the lowest apartment vacancy rate in the Bay Area, with recent data suggesting an upward trend in rental prices.

Developers propose a shift from commercial to residential for the iconic Bank of Italy building in San Jose, to revitalize downtown and address housing shortages amid turbulent office space market.

An announcement of a Supplemental Environmental Impact Report reveals plans for a new 25-story residential building with 210 units in downtown San Jose, bringing an innovative perspective for urban living in the area.

Recent data reveals that the Bay Area's San Jose housing market faces the most dramatic decline in inventory in the nation with active listings and new listings both dropping significantly.

Recent reports suggest stabilization in the Bay Area's housing market, yet some challenges remain in the wake of the economic and US mortgage rate uncertainty. Despite these hurdles, the local housing market appears to be in a more solid footing than it was.

San Jose's Berryessa neighborhood could house the city's largest-ever RV parking site for the homeless, less than 1 mile away from proposed luxury developments, raising questions about contrasting approaches to housing in the area.

San Jose's housing sector is continues booming, with Trumark Homes securing $400 million in financing for a 32-townhome project - a stark contrast to the continued commercial real estate apocalypse.

As home prices and mortgage rates continue to rise, San Jose, California leads the nation with a staggering 165% premium for homeownership compared to renting.

Cushman & Wakefield, a commercial real estate firm, is planning to reduce its workforce by up to 700 personnel due to most likely the loss of a major contract with Google.

Bucking the national trend of dwindling home values, Bay Area home prices see a surprising surge despite a shrinking population and ramped up housing construction.