Startup tech firm pulls out of high rise towers project in downtown San Jose
Nabr’s plan for the towers included allowing people to customize their unit within a lease-to-own agreement but economic uncertainty overall may have played a role in their withdrawal.
San Francisco supervisors approve housing package that will add over 600 homes near Hayes Valley
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a new housing package Tuesday that will add over 600 homes near the city's Hayes Valley neighborhood.
Oakland's eviction moratorium expires
After months of debate, Oakland's eviction moratorium expired over the weekend, making it one of the last remaining cities in the country to lift such tenant protections.
Tensions rise at Millbrae city council meeting over conversion of hotel into housing
A Millbrae City Council meeting descended into a shouting match Tuesday as the council and city residents debated a San Mateo County plan to convert a hotel into low-income housing.
Majority of California homes for sale are over $1 million: study
4 out of 5 US cities where more than half of the homes for sale cost over $1 million are in California.
Oakland tenants displaced for months over flooding protest at landlord's home
A group of tenants who have been displaced for more than half a year from an East Oakland apartment complex protested at their landlord's Oakland home on Sunday morning.
SF Planning Dept. says revised plan to build skyscraper in Sunset District violates code
San Francisco Planning Department says revised plan to build a skyscraper more than 50-stories high in the city's Sunset District still violates local code.
Alameda County apologizes for role in destruction of Russell City
Seized and destroyed last century thanks in part to actions by former members of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, the current supervisors apologized Tuesday to previous residents and descendants of Russell City, a community established in 1853 near the Hayward shoreline.
New affordable housing project breaks ground in Haight-Ashbury neighborhood
A new, 100 percent affordable housing development for low-income families and transitional-aged youth broke ground in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood on Wednesday.
Oakland pandemic-era eviction ban expires in July, stirs concern among renters
The pandemic-era eviction moratorium in Oakland ends on July 15. That means renters who haven't had to pay rent for the past three years because of pandemic hardship will either have to start paying on Aug. 1 or face eviction.
In Bay Area, 0% of homes were cheaper to buy than rent, study says
It's more than twice as expensive to buy a home than to rent in the Bay Area, which had the largest homeownership premium than any other major U.S. metropolitan area, and where 0% of homes were cheaper to buy than rent, according to a new study.
Santa Cruz becomes most expensive California county for rent
San Francisco is no longer the most expensive California county for renters, according to a recent national report.
Lower fees, less affordable units: San Francisco's new housing plan to expedite development
Two of San Francisco’s top leaders have unveiled a housing plan aimed at expediting new housing developments in the city by cutting fees and lowering the number of affordable units developers must include.
California courthouse parking lot turns into homeless encampment with 24/7 security
One of California’s famous wine regions has a government-sanctioned homeless encampment set up near the local courthouse, Fox News Digital has learned.
AT&T closing San Francisco flagship store on Powell Street
AT&T is the latest retailer to announce they are vacating a prime real estate location in San Francisco near Union Square.
Alameda housing boom: 2,000 units added along waterfront
There's a housing boom happening in Alameda with more than 2,000 new units planned along the city's northern waterfront.
With world's worst air quality in NYC, 'sell my house fast' searches spike by 2,147%
While the Northeast chokes in hazardous air created by the smoke from Canada's wildfires, some New York homeowners are looking for immediate help to get out of Dodge.
San Jose leader to spend night in homeless shelter
San Jose officials are being challenged by a formerly homeless resident to stay in a shelter before voting to open more--and one is up for the offer.
'House poor' homeowners live in these California cities
Fourteen cities from California dominated the list analyzing the top cities with the most "house poor" homeowners, according to the Chamber of Commerce.
State Farm not insuring new homes and businesses in California
State Farm General Insurance Company is no longer accepting new applications for homeowners insurance policies in California, citing rising construction costs and growing risk of catastrophic wildfires.