Ted Andersen

What's the next big thing in sports for the Bay Area after the World Cup? The region's leaders gathered for breakfast at Chase Center Wednesday morning to chart the course forward.

The S.F. Business Times' second annual Business of Sports event with the Silicon Valley Business Journal at the Chase Center's United Club featured three separate panels with a focus on the most recent high-profile action on the pitch.

The Bay Area Air Quality District has pushed back its regional water heater electrification rules to 2028, but Berkeley isn't waiting and has already implemented its own stricter requirements that took effect in January.

Check out this $20 million mansion atop Russian Hill that a San Francisco VC and his wife just bought.

The chief financial officer who helped grow Salesforce from $750 million to more than $5 billion in annual revenue is selling his Wine Country estate — Take a peek inside.

Think every home in San Francisco is selling for more than a million dollars? Think again.

More layoffs are descending on San Francisco's tallest skyscraper.

A 12.3-acre Hillsborough estate sold for $70M, setting Northern California's highest residential sale this year and doubling the city's record.

An expectant couple getting kicked out of their rental bid on multiple San Francisco homes but never won because "they just couldn't compete with cash and the rapidly rising prices." And they aren't alone.

As national giants like Compass expand through major mergers, independent brokerages face a critical question about their future. Two Bay Area brokerages found their answer by joining forces while staying locally owned. Here's the story.