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Monthly Archives: July 2014
In San Francisco’s high-stakes real estate market, $1M won’t buy much
Jeff Chiu/AP George Limperis, a realtor with Paragon Real Estate Group, smiles while walking through the kitchen of a property in the Noe Valley neighborhood in San Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Association of Realtors President Betty Taisch has … Continue reading
Apparently the Bay Area has the snobbiest cities
Is the Bay Area really home to some of the snobbiest cities in the nation? According to Movoto Blog, a site that covers real estate “for those who like to have fun,” the Bay Area is not only home to the … Continue reading
Biotech drugmaker Amgen laying off at least 2400, but will expand Bay Area …
Biologic drugmaker Amgen said Tuesday that it will lay off 12 to 15 percent of its worldwide workforce and close four sites, even as it reported very strong second-quarter results that trounced Wall Street expectations. The maker of Prolia for … Continue reading
San Francisco Bay Area Real Estate Market a Hot Option for House Flipping
San Francisco Bay Area Real Estate Market a Hot Option for House Flipping PRWEB.COM Newswire PRWEB.COM NewswireSan Francisco, CA (PRWEB) July 29, 2014 San Francisco is one of the hottest real estate markets for making money through flipping houses, says … Continue reading
SF Victorian formerly owned by Meg Ryan finally sells at $770K discount
Selling for roughly three-quarters of a million dollars less than asking, this Pacific Heights home is making news again. As we reported when it hit the market, the property was originally designed in 1889 by architect Samuel Newsom. Since then, … Continue reading