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San Francisco’s former Oceanwide Center site is back in play. The proposed 915-foot office tower carries a new name, a new development team, and a

The refiled proposal raises the tower, changes the parking strategy, and shows how San Francisco projects are being reshaped to reach construction. A parking lot

The Bay Area is moving several long-delayed projects from entitlement and planning into visible construction. That shift creates opportunity, but it also puts pressure on

A vacant lot rarely looks like a major development story. There is no tower crane, no ribbon-cutting, and no glossy master plan. Usually, there is

San Francisco’s revised approval keeps the tower’s height while changing the housing mix, affordable housing structure, and development program. The San Francisco Planning Commission issued

For years, California generally treated prewritten software differently depending on how it reached the customer. Software delivered on physical media could be taxable. Software downloaded