Monthly Archives: June 2016

Andrea Broaddus considers herself pretty lucky—she and her husband recently closed on a Berkeley duplex next to BART. “We leveraged ourselves to the hilt, but we managed to do it,” says Broaddus, a lecturer in regional and city planning at … Continue reading →

After four years of crammed open houses, heated competition and dizzying price gains that sent the median cost of a home to $1.2 million, San Francisco’s real estate market is starting to lose steam. The inventory of luxury homes is … Continue reading →

Caption Close A: Have you seen any flying saucers lately? You likely spotted a drone. Drones are small unmanned aircrafts, operated by a pilot with a remote control. Equipped with a video camera, drones allow agents and their videographer to … Continue reading →

A fire sale was under way at Yahoo’s company store at its Sunnyvale headquarters last week. A rack with gray T-shirts emblazoned with Yahoo’s famous exclamation mark were slashed 50 percent to $6 each, all to make way for new … Continue reading →

Without attracting much notice, Tesla Motors has become one of Silicon Valley’s biggest property holders, its collection of facilities not far behind the sprawling campuses of Apple and Google. Article source: http://www.sfchronicle.com/business/article/Tesla-s-Bay-Area-real-estate-empire-keeps-7996882.php