Housing proposed above S.F. firehouse
The city is preparing to sell off its fire station in Jackson Square to a residential developer, but it won’t be at a fire-sale price. Fire Station No. 13 at
The city is preparing to sell off its fire station in Jackson Square to a residential developer, but it won’t be at a fire-sale price. Fire Station No. 13 at
California lawmakers are exploring new ways to limit skyrocketing rents. Crooning in the shower is not Chad Regeczi’s thing. That’s why when he learned last year his monthly rent would
Developers eye projects in downtown San Jose and parts of Oakland, bolstered by tax incentives keyed to opportunity zone. Developers and a new crop of investors are eyeing projects in
More than just a BART station. A metro or subway station may seem one-dimensional, a jumping-off point from one place to another. But some stations are destinations, drawing in visitors on the
The new proposal will join a party of other sites looking to take advantage of the area’s powerful corporate presence. Another hotel team has thrown their hat into Mid-Market’s development
Rents are likely to rise the most for class-B apartments, and the least for class-C and -D units. Rents are likely to rise faster for older, class-B apartments in 2019 than for
A big development that will bring downtown San Jose two striking residential towers containing more than 600 dwellings, along with spaces for a restaurant, coffee shop and retailers, is slated to
A new ferry terminal has spurred development and optimism in Richmond. Keba Konte hopes a new ferry in Richmond will bring his business scores of new customers. Konte’s Red Bay
Lucca Ravioli Company’s parking lot at 22nd and Valencia Street, which went on the market in August, quietly sold in October for around $3 million — and now plans are
Restaurants, one of the supposed saviors of regional malls, have been hurt in the past 12 months by too much expansion and a slowdown in consumer spending. Stephen Wall’s restaurant