Monthly Archives: November 2014

Alex Lash11/20/14Follow @alexlash We’re one month away from our annual biotech event in San Francisco. This year, it’s called Xconomy Forum: Innovation at Biotech’s Epicenter, and we’re gathering December 17 in the Mission Bay neighborhood to talk about the emerging … Continue reading →

A commodity is a product, which is of uniform quality and traded across various markets. There are generally two types of commodities, ‘hard commodities’ and ‘soft commodities’. Hard commodities include crude oil, iron ore, gold, and silver and have a … Continue reading →

The use and abuse of disabled parking placards in San Francisco cost the city $22.7 million in lost meter money last year, a new report shows. Article source: http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Misuse-of-disabled-parking-placards-costing-S-F-5897226.php

CBRE chief economist Richard Barkham spoke to a crowd of real estate professionals this week in San Jose at CBRE’s annual forecast event. Nathan Donato-Weinstein Real Estate Reporter- Silicon Valley Business Journal Email  |  Twitter So is this a bubble, … Continue reading →

San Francisco real estate is no longer setting records. Just meeting them. The median price of a home in San Francisco in October was $999,250, shy of the $1 million record set in June, but way up from the $938,000 seen in September, … Continue reading →