Sarah Klearman

San Francisco has developed a reputation as a city built on booms and busts, and some of those previous booms have indeed involved the technology sector swelling to fill up the office market.

San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie and Supervisor Myrna Melgar revealed proposals Tuesday meant to spur housing development in the city.

Newmark named Drew Petersen its San Francisco market leader, the firm said Monday.

Presidio Bay has emerged as a buyer for debt tied to a landmark downtown San Francisco building — for which it may already have big plans in store. Here's what we know.

Even with rents and home prices on a tear, new residential development makes less financial sense to build in San Francisco than it did three years ago, a city report found.

Kairos Investment Management listed for sale a downtown San Francisco office building it bought just two years ago — and the firm is looking to nearly double its money.

Lightspeed Venture Partners is moving its headquarters from Menlo Park's famed Sand Hill Road to San Francisco.

Grosvenor sold a Jackson Square building — the latest property it has offloaded in San Francisco — for $32.8 million in a deal that closed at the end of April.

Lenders are in talks to sell the debt backed by a downtown San Francisco office tower, a deal that could set free the building from a state of limbo it has been in for nearly 18 months and return it to a former two-time owner.

The fully leased waterfront complex and tourist draw was sold to new owners for the first time in over a decade.