Who got to live in new affordable housing? Here’s how Fresno State chose students
Fresno State cut the ribbon on its new on-campus housing complex on Tuesday, unveiling 80,000 square feet of…
California’s first tiny home megaproject ignites fury in idyllic beach town
New plans for a controversial ADU housing project in Southern California were released in hopes of gaining community…
Sand City earns pro-housing designation on Monterey Peninsula
Sand City recognized as pro-housing jurisdiction by California SAND CITY, Calif. — Sand City, a small community on…
California attorney general sues Turlock over multi-year housing delay
The state filed a lawsuit Thursday against the city of Turlock for failing to adopt a legally compliant…
FHLBank San Francisco Awards $7.7 Million in Grants to Develop Affordable Housing in Arizona
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Grants will add nearly 300 units of affordable housing across Mesa,…
Four California cities make list of America’s newest boomtowns
Four cities in the Golden State made a list of America’s newest boomtowns due to their rapid growth…
Four California cities among America’s newest boomtowns, report says
From San Francisco during the Gold Rush era to Silicon Valley cities amid the tech surge, boomtowns have played a defining role in California…
Safeway expands scope of SF store redevelopment in latest plans
Safeway and its development partner have issued new plans to raze their Outer Richmond market and replace it…
Developer to buy, remake part of Blue Diamond site in Sacramento
Before closing the closure, Blue Diamond was headquartered in downtown Sacramento on 50+ acres. (Credit: Blue Diamond Growers)…
Tree removal at West Oakland BART station sparks community concern
The Brief Residents are pushing back against the removal of dozens of healthy trees slated for the “Mandela…
Tree removal at West Oakland BART station sparks community concern
The Brief Residents are pushing back against the removal of dozens of healthy trees slated for the “Mandela…
California Added More Homes Than People—but Buyers and Renters Still Aren’t Getting Relief
Even as California’s homebuilding outpaces population growth, its housing market remains stubbornly tight, new data show—raising questions about…