Clara Gardens will convert a former motel on El Camino Real into homes for low-income families and formerly unhoused residents.

Strada Investment Group snapped up the six-building Campbell campus even as office vacancy there tops 33 percent.

Fenwick & West's fully-leased Castro Street building just changed hands, and the price per square foot tells a bigger Silicon Valley story.

The 636-unit complex on Winchester Boulevard sold for 41.5 percent above San Jose's metro average, with rents already among the nation's steepest.

The 75-unit project at 1397 California Circle will house families earning 30 to 70 percent of Santa Clara County's median income.

The chip-testing firm now controls over 143,000 square feet across three North San Jose buildings, even as the city's office vacancy tops 19%.

Bluerock's sale-leaseback locks HPE into the Sunnyvale campus through 2047, with financing led by Wilmington Trust.

A split planning commission sends the Agramonte family's Ventura rezoning bid to council amid fears state law could blow past local height caps.

Smith Development is pushing ahead on a 60,000-square-foot office building steps from the California Avenue Caltrain stop, betting rents stay strong through 2028.

Glider Elementary has sat empty since 2018. Now a builder's remedy filing could bring 80 homes and a $26.6 million payday for Oak Grove schools.

The 514,000-square-foot facility at Charcot and Zanker would tear down five older buildings in North San Jose's tech corridor.

Dinerstein Cos. picked up the 475-bed 27 North near SJSU for nearly $15 million under its county tax assessment.

Republic Urban Properties now wants assisted living and memory care units instead of market-rate flats near the VTA rail stop.