Many of our most cherished arts and cultural landmarks owe their beginnings to an extraordinary blend of funding sources.

A San Francisco developer is planning a rare addition to the city’s office market—a new tower with luxury workspaces, hotel-style perks, and stunning skyline views.

A homebuilder has paid well over $50 million for a big San Ramon office building where more than 100 homes are planned.

Originally called The Innovate, the 24,000-square-foot space is expected to open this fall at the Royal Poinciana Playhouse site.

Durango’s old Basin Printing Press location on East Second Avenue may take on a new role as a café, restaurant and workspace hybrid. In December, Tim Turner, owner of Zia Taqueria, and Charles Shaw, ...