Monthly Archives: January 2014

In San Francisco, there should be a saying: Buy a home at the right time, sell at the right time. Do so, and you’re set for life. Yes, it’s a crowded, highly desired metro with myriad issues keeping home buying … Continue reading →

New apartment complexes like the Paragon in Fremont, which opened in 2013, added much needed supply to the Bay Area apartment market. Blanca Torres Reporter- San Francisco Business Times Email  | Twitter  | Google+  | LinkedIn The nation’s top three performing apartment rental … Continue reading →

New apartment complexes like the Paragon in Fremont, which opened in 2013, added much needed supply to the Bay Area apartment market. Blanca Torres Reporter- San Francisco Business Times Email  | Twitter  | Google+  | LinkedIn The nation’s top three performing apartment rental … Continue reading →

Mayor Ed Lee thinks he has a solution to slow the accelerating problem of homeowners being priced out of San Francisco and the Bay Area – build new housing at perhaps the fastest rate in the city’s history. That’s the … Continue reading →

The ongoing tight Bay Area housing market pushed December home sales down to their lowest level in six years, driving the median sales price for single-family homes up 21.3 percent — to $570,000. Across the nine-county Bay Area, December saw … Continue reading →