Silicon Valley real estate

Silicon Valley real estate

Tech billionaires are increasingly investing in Washington, DC real estate, signaling their long-term intentions in the capital.

Tesla-powered homes in Houston are seeing unprecedented demand despite backlash against Elon Musk.

Investors are seizing opportunities in San Francisco's commercial real estate market, with significant price declines providing a chance for revitalization.

The Clara District is transforming Santa Clara into a vibrant urban center with luxury living and community enhancements.

Despite national unpredictability, the Bay Area's housing market shows resilience, with strong demand driven by the AI tech boom.

Tech workers in high-cost cities like San Francisco face challenges in homeownership, with relocation to lower-cost cities like Austin providing faster paths to owning a home.

Santa Clara is rapidly increasing housing density with the approval of a large development, emphasizing the need for balanced commercial space.

A massive data center is proposed in San Jose's Alviso, shifting from a past vision of an entertainment district.

Palo Alto City Council approved building affordable housing and a parking garage, balancing economic considerations against community needs.

A 1,792 apartment project is planned in the Freedom Circle Area, yet it lacks extensive retail, reducing its mixed-use characterization.

Tesla registrations in California fell over 15%, marking ongoing declines amid rising competition and political backlash against Elon Musk.

Two housing groups are suing Cupertino over the city's claim that development proposals expired, emphasizing the legal interpretation of builder's remedy.

Tesla's market share of electric vehicle sales in California dropped significantly to 43.9%.

Sales of other EV brands increased while Tesla's sales fell by 15%.

Factors in Tesla's decline include an aging product lineup and CEO Elon Musk's controversial political influence.

Tesla's EV registrations in California dropped by 15.1%, highlighting challenges and growing competition for the automaker in its largest U.S. market.

Tesla's EV registrations in California fell 15.1%, signaling increased competition and market share decline.

California rooftop solar owners may lose energy credits under proposed bill AB 942, affecting financial returns on their investments.

San Jose's Downtown is poised for transformation through innovative data centers combined with housing developments, spurring economic growth.

San Jose initiates expedited housing projects under Mayor Mahan's program, aiming to enhance downtown vibrancy and address housing shortages.

Microsoft is continuing its investment in a North San Jose data center despite a pause on other plans, indicating confidence in the project's potential.

The data center is anticipated to produce significant tax revenues and impact fees, benefiting city infrastructure and public services.

Microsoft's new data center in San Jose is prompting the eviction of a large RV encampment, raising concerns about the treatment of the unhoused.

Studio Mountain's H.M.L. project in Idaho exemplifies a blend of luxury, sustainability, and craftsmanship in modern mountain architecture.

The project creatively integrates architecture with the natural landscape of southern Crete while providing privacy and stunning views.

Swatt + Partners designed an innovative home office that harmoniously integrates with its natural surroundings while standing out architecturally.

The housing crisis in Santa Clara County is worsening with rising homelessness and reduced funding for affordable housing.

Santa Clara County faces cuts to housing voucher programs impacting low-income residents.

Emergency Housing Vouchers may end prematurely, risking stability for many households.

Santa Clara County allocates $2 million for repairs and oversight of group homes serving mentally ill and addicted individuals.

Investors are capitalizing on San Francisco's commercial real estate downturn, seeing it as an opportunity to revitalize the area.

Irvine Company divested its Wells Fargo Plaza for $40 million, incurring substantial losses compared to its original purchase price.

Business leaders in Menlo Park are suing to block affordable housing development on parking lots, claiming legal procedural violations.

New affordable housing for farmworkers is being established in San Mateo County to address substandard living conditions.

The Palo Alto City Council approved a contentious townhome project over shopping center owners' objections, opening opportunities for future developments.

The Fair Chance in Housing ordinance limits landlords from using criminal records older than two years for tenant screening.

Sen. Becker's bill seeks to limit excessive building heights under the Builder's Remedy in California.

Palo Alto City Council supports a bill to amend the Builder's Remedy, addressing concerns about large developments.

Bill Gates plans to leave less than 1% of his $152 billion fortune to his children, emphasizing the importance of their upbringing over wealth.

The mansion formerly linked to Bill Gates is on the market for $23.5 million.

It features luxurious amenities including an indoor pool, home office, and private dock.