Real Estate News

Skanska's new downtown skyscraper, the recently dubbed Bank of America Tower, will soon hit the market, according to Real Estate Alert, a national newsletter that covers the commercial real estate industry. [...]

Houston-based apartment developer Morgan has started leasing units at Pearl Marketplace in Midtown, the company's latest mixed-use project in the urban core. The eight-story building at at 3120 Smith St. will include 264 apartments above a 40,000-square-foot Whole Foods Market on the first floor. [...]

Know this: having a safe and habitable home is your right as a renter. But it's not a one-way street—landlords have rights too. Below are some of the burning questions tenants often have about what is and is not legal landlord behavior, as well as their very general answers. Consult [...]

A stately mansion with a storied past on a one-acre parcel in Oakland's exclusive Piedmont enclave is on the market for the first time. [...]

The nonprofit Lone Star Legal Aid is raising concerns that a historical impact analysis of the I-45 expansion failed to mention the impact of demolishing homes and a storied African American church in Independence Heights, a neighborhood listed in the National Register of Historic Places. [...]

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No two celebrities have been as prolific in the real estate market in recent years as Adam Levine and Ellen DeGeneres. So, it’s fitting that the two have come together on a deal of their own. Levine and wife Behati Prinsloo have sold their estate in Beverly Hills to DeGeneres [...]

It's a curious sight. A real estate listing for a home in San Francisco's Tenderloin includes photos of a room lined with jail cells containing bunk beds. [...]

Just a few blocks from Duboce, Buena Vista Corona Heights parks, this mini--and decidedly arty--compound is for sale, asking $2.595 million. [...]

Herbert Sandler, the surviving half of a husband-and-wife team who built the second-largest savings and loan and helped popularize an adjustable-rate mortgage blamed in part for the housing crash, has died. He was 87. Sandler died Wednesday at his home in San Francisco, according to his website.... [...]