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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Silicon Valley job growth has reached dot-com boom levels, report says – Alameda Times
MOUNTAIN VIEW — Silicon Valley’s job growth has returned to dot-com boom levels and San Francisco has emerged as a major new tech hub. But good times have not returned for all area residents and ethnic groups. Those are among … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged California Economy, Continuing Study, Dynamic Entities, Employment Growth, Fastest Growing Industries, homes millbrae, Job Creation, Joint Venture Silicon Valley, Retail Real Estate, Russell Hancock, San Franci, San Mateo Counties, Santa Clara County, Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley Community, Silicon Valley Index, Software Media, Stephen Levy, Study Also Found That, Tech Software, Technology Industries
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Americans Are Using Their Houses as ATMs Again
With home prices up 8 percent year-over-year in December, according to the latest reading from CoreLogic, homeowners are regaining home equity at a fast clip—1.4 million borrowers rose above water on their mortgages through the end of September. That number … Continue reading
S.F. Law Library sues city over book space
Here’s a twist on the usual real estate lawsuit, and you can bet counsel on both sides will be well informed. The San Francisco Law Library sued the city Wednesday, alleging that officials would be violating the City Charter if … Continue reading
Posted in SF Bay Area News
Tagged Adequate Space, Book Space, Buckets, City Attorney, City Charter, City Hall, City Officials, homes millbrae, Law Books, Library Officials, Loma Prieta Earthquake, Public Benefit, Renovations, S Board, San Francisco Law Library, Skylights, Stacks, Temporary Solution, Veterans Building, Vulnerable Populations, War Memorial
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Why Home Builders Won’t Drop New Home Prices
Right now the divide between new and existing home prices is wider than ever. The average price of an existing home in December was $231,400, according to the National Association of Realtors, while the U.S. Commerce Department reported the average … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate News
Tagged Apocalypse, Association Of Realtors, Building Material, Chief Economist, Commerce Department, David Crowe, Existing Home, Fears, Home Builders, homes millbrae, Housing Market, Lumber, Material Prices, Meritage, Nahb, National Association Of Realtors, Private Builders, Quarterly Statements, S Commerce, Short Time, Wages
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Trulia Classifies Housing Markets in San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, Denver …
January 2013 Trulia Price Monitor Summary % change inasking prices # of 100 largestmetros with asking-price increases % change in askingprices, excludingforeclosures Month-over-month,seasonally adjusted 0.9% Not reported 1.2% Quarter-over-quarter,seasonally adjusted 2.2% 79 2.9% Year-over-year 5.9% 86 … Continue reading
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Tagged Asking Price, Foreclosure, Foreclosures, Francisco Seattle, homes millbrae, Housing Bubble, Last Spring, Market Fundamentals, Metros, New Construction, Price Increases, Rents, Salt Lake City, San Bernardino, San Francisco Bay, San Francisco Bay Area, Slow Job Growth, Strong Market, Trulia, Unit Buildings, Vacancy Rates
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