Monthly Archives: April 2017

California politicians expressed outrage in March when details of a White House budget proposal suggested President Trump would slash a $1 billion environmental grant for restoring San Francisco Bay marshes. And they were apoplectic about the executive order revoking special … Continue reading →

In keeping with the natural order of things, home prices in the city’s most in-demand neighborhoods have dipped, while those in more attainable neighborhoods have inched up as buyers turn there for refuge. But it’s not a big swing; in … Continue reading →

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Generation X and baby boomer homeowners in the Bay Area are considerably more opposed to construction of new housing in their neighborhoods than millennials and those who have moved to the region in the last few years. Moreover, a greater number of … Continue reading →

The following may not come as a surprise to Bay Area residents. The region is home to the most competitive housing market in the nation, according to real estate company Redfin. Of all the homes sold in San Jose during … Continue reading →