SAN FRANCISCO -- City officials are hoping a vacant site filled with debris and water in downtown San Francisco will soon be transformed into housing for essential city workers.

San Francisco’s first office-to-home conversion project has fizzled for lack of financing. Group I, which defaulted on a $26 million loan, has traded the building to two nonprofits for $7.3 million.

San Francisco city planners have taken on a daunting task: putting down objective standards that define exactly what makes The City’s historic buildings, well, historic. For years, San Francisco ...

San Francisco has built fewer homes this year than any year since the Great Recession. Developers in the city completed 1,205 homes year-to-date — less than half of the 2,593 homes built last ...

The dated Department of Motor Vehicles building at the edge of San Francisco's Panhandle is set to be renovated and transformed into a mixed-use building that will include hundreds of affordable ...

There's a new sculpture in San Francisco, and it's gigantic. The city officially unveiled “R-Evolution,” a massive sculpture of a woman at Embarcadero Plaza, on Thursday near the Ferry Building.

San Francisco has its own particular challenges: People are returning to work, but the city’s office buildings remain emptier than those in Los Angeles or New York. Fewer people are taking Bay ...