Monthly Archives: July 2017

The back half of the summer brings several defining moments each year: an almost imperceptible shortening of days, a desperate run on the last bottles of drugstore suntan lotion, and—in most years— a slowdown in the torrid pace of the peak home-buying season. … Continue reading →

Bay Area home prices have continued their stratospheric surge, as the low housing supply combined with intense demand last month to further heat up the market. Related Articles San Jose hotels proposed with unusual concept Look inside historic San Francisco house … Continue reading →

Courtesy of CBRE Scoring Tech Talent report, 2017 There are 4.9 million tech workers in the U.S. and 776,000 in Canada, accounting for 3.5 percent and 5.1 percent of total workers in each country, respectively, according to a recent CBRE … Continue reading →

Amid the continuing housing crunch, pending home sales dropped across the Bay Area last month. Related Articles Why sales are up for $1 million California homes, down for more affordable dwellings Why Sacramento plans to demolish and replace an entire … Continue reading →

With its dwindling home supply, the Bay Area real estate market experienced an increase in home sales during the spring. Hellbent buyers snapped up whatever was available, resulting in a year-over-year increase in units sold. Even so, when viewed historically, … Continue reading →