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San Mateo

Development

Preliminary plans have been filed to replace a single-family home near downtown San Mateo with a 20-unit residential development. Four of the proposed units would be deed-restricted for very low- and moderate-income households.

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San Francisco YIMBY

August 1, 2026

San Jose

Development

Eden Housing is moving forward with a 68-unit affordable housing development at 700 East Saint John Street in San Jose. The project includes 20 permanent supportive housing units for seniors exiting homelessness and incorporates part of a historic former IBM site.

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San Francisco YIMBY

August 6, 2026

Palo Alto

Development

Preliminary plans have been filed for a seven-story, 98-unit residential development near Palo Alto's California Avenue Caltrain Station. The proposal includes 13 affordable units and would replace three existing commercial office buildings.

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San Francisco YIMBY

August 8, 2026

California Housing Market

Housing Market

California's housing market is showing signs of change as buyers return while home prices begin to level off, offering a closer look at shifting market conditions across the state.

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USA TODAY

August 4, 2026

Bay Area Affordability

Housing & Affordability

A new study examines how housing affordability continues to influence where Bay Area residents choose to live, including moves within the region and relocations elsewhere in California or out of state.

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The Press Democrat

August 7, 2026

AI & Bay Area Real Estate

Industry & Technology

Artificial intelligence is becoming part of how real estate professionals work, helping improve efficiency, organize information, and support everyday tasks while human expertise and trust remain important.

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NBC Bay Area

August 4, 2026

JPMorgan Chase Bay Area Investment

Development & Investment

JPMorgan Chase is expanding its presence in California, including a $200 million investment in a 342-unit waterfront housing development near Chase Center and a broader commitment to increasing U.S. housing supply.

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New York Post, via Pluang

August 3, 2026

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