Emily Landes

We may not know who will be sitting in the White House come January, but property records and state filings give us a pretty good idea of who will be residing in the so-called “Western White House,” a 1930 Julia Morgan-designed mansion built to resemble the presidential residence at the behest of George Hearst.

Meet the developer working on a recall election, a downtown improvement plan and an office redevelopment in the East Bay city.

California multifamily owners take advantage of statewide changes to make money from additional dwelling units

Home buyers in San Francisco are sitting out the market this fall, waiting for lower interest rates, back-to-the office pressures and even election results to tell them when to move.

Even in a subdued fall market , luxury buyers still move fast when they see a special house in San Francisco. Case in point: the city's oldest home has gone into contract less than two weeks after listing for $22 million at the end of last month.

If the current vote leaders hold their positions, the Bay Area's real estate industry is looking at a much friendlier political climate after Tuesday's election.

The $18.8 million sale of a newly built house at 138 Goya Road in Portola Valley could help to close the pricing gap between the tony Peninsula town and its even more expensive northern neighbors.

A Bernal Heights home made from two of San Francisco's few remaining “earthquake shacks” came to market this week. Listing agent Rachel Swann of Coldwell Banker said buyers are likely to put a premium on owning a unique, historic home in such a popular neighborhood , and she anticipates multiple offers on the two-bedroom, one-bath, which is listed for $1.175 million.

Demand for large chunks of office space in San Francisco has reached a post-pandemic high, according to research from commercial brokerage Avison Young.

San Francisco's oldest home is now one of the top 10 sales in the city this year, according to public records.