Concord selects developer for former naval weapons station site
The Concord city council on Saturday unanimously selected Brookfield Properties as master developer for the former Concord Naval Weapons Station project.
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The Concord city council on Saturday unanimously selected Brookfield Properties as master developer for the former Concord Naval Weapons Station project.
For the third time, a developer has been chosen for a huge new project in Concord. John Ramos reports. (8-27-23)
There are several reasons why it's taking longer for millennials to buy property, one of which is they're being outbid by boomers.
More companies -- especially venture capital firms -- have been moving from downtown and other areas and establishing their footprint in the Presidio.
More companies -- especially venture capital firms -- have been moving from downtown and other areas and establishing their footprint in the Presidio. Max Darrow reports. (7-31-23)
Over the past four years, a mysterious company has been buying up property in Solano County, amassing some 52,000 acres in the area southeast of Fairfield.
Residents at a pair of mobile home parks in Petaluma are worried they may find themselves out on the streets soon. John Ramos reports. (7-30-23)
A decade ago, a typical newly built home cost $60,000 more than an older property. Now existing homes can cost just as much.
The official U.S. poverty line is less than $13,000 — but some California residents struggle making eight times that much.
A number of large Bay Area companies are moving employees away from remote work toward more time back in the office.
Units at a new Vallejo affordable housing complex are filling up but, for some eligible residents, getting approved has been a fraught process. Wilson Walker reports. (6-22-23)
While the office market is down, it's not completely dormant and some see a rebound on the horizon, along with big changes for downtown San Francisco. Wilson Walker reports. (6-16-23)
With tech layoffs and some people still working from home, office vacancy rates in San Francisco went from a historic low of about 5% before the pandemic to a record high of almost 30% in just a matter of three years.
The city of Oakland will have to figure out what to do with the vacant land at the Coliseum site if the A's, as expected, move to Las Vegas. José Martínez reports. (6-16-23)
Take a walk through downtown San Francisco, and it's tough to miss the numerous "for lease" signs and vacant spaces.
However, State Farm will continue to offer personal auto insurance policies in California, the company said.
A coalition of neighborhood activists, including the Native American population, has developed a plan called the Village SF to make living in the Mission District more affordable. John Ramos reports. (5-26-23)
A little-known surcharge set to change on May 1 could impact consumers in different ways.
Some Oakland landlords say they have been financially ruined by tenants who have gone years without making a rent payment. Betty Yu reports. (4-17-23)
Sonoma County is seeking proposals to help the county recorder identify, report and redact illegal racist restrictions originally printed in over 24 million previously recorded real estate documents.
As the COVID-19 pandemic ushered in a revolution in work, many offices are sitting vacant or underused, posing a potential issue for the nation’s banks. Ryan Yamamoto reports. (4/11/23)
The past couple of weeks have been a serious test for just about every roof, wall, and foundation in Northern California. Problems are surfacing everywhere and, predictably, restoration contractors are slammed.
From record sale prices to higher interest rates, 2022 was another wild one for the real estate market.
The Bay Area housing market started 2022 strong for sellers but '23 could be a very happy new year for buyers. Max Darrow reports. (12-29-22)
State-owned office buildings that have sat mostly empty since the start of the pandemic could soon be turned into apartments, part of a new statewide push to ease the housing crunch while revitalizing neighborhoods at the same time. Andrew Haubner reports.
