A San Jose City Council vote Tuesday could dramatically reshape the way the city looks in the future.

Six North Beach households could lose the apartments they’ve called home for decades after new owners bought their building last year and soon began trying to evict them.  

Two of the Bay Area’s biggest stories are coming together: artificial intelligence and housing. In a recent “Making it in the Bay” report, a closer look at the local market reveals that real estate is going high-tech, introducing new features alongside new privacy concerns. While it is often noted that local housing prices are hig...

Paying cash for a home isn’t too unusual in some markets, but in San Francisco — a city known for multimillion-dollar properties — paying cash used to be rare. That is no longer the case. A red-hot housing market is driving a surge in all-cash offers. According to data from Redfin, 30% of all home sales in the San Francisco…

College students are gearing up to head back to campus, but for many in the Bay Area, finding a place to live has become a significant challenge.

Many Bay Area residents who leave the region are finding a more affordable path to homeownership, but often at the cost of other risks.

Bay Area rent prices are at an all time high, still continuing to climb.

Mortgage rates rose again as the 30-year hit 6.58%. See what higher borrowing costs could mean for homebuyers and home sales.

San Francisco on Thursday took another step toward revamping its strategy to build more affordable housing in the city.

A bipartisan housing bill designed to make buying a home more affordable became law over the weekend without President Donald Trump’s signature.

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a housing bill Monday that will change how the state finances and delivers new affordable housing units.

Some upcoming initial public offerings are likely to raise Bay Area home prices.

The cost of renting in the San Francisco Bay Area continues to reach unprecedented heights, fueled by a resurgence in technology hiring and a widespread return to the office. The median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco has now surpassed $4,000 a month, continuing to rewrite the city’s record books each month, according to the...