Monthly Archives: July 2017

Tweet We have not seen anything yet in Seattle. That blind and busted Greenwood house demanding $450,000? Mere chump change when compared to a San Francisco Bay Area house that’s red tagged (meaning, you can’t even live in it) because … Continue reading →

Six months ago, there was widespread talk about the flattening of the Bay Area housing market — its red-hot temperature had calmed to a simmer. That conversation appears to be ancient history. Related Articles Opinion: To end housing crisis, California … Continue reading →

Tweet We have not seen anything yet in Seattle. That blind and busted Greenwood house demanding $450,000? Mere chump change when compared to a San Francisco Bay Area house that’s red tagged (meaning, you can’t even live in it) because … Continue reading →

As the national drought in home supply dragged into its 21st straight month, competition among buyers drove prices up once again. And the fiercest competition was in the Bay Area. Related Articles New Facebook project gets mixed reviews Biz Break: … Continue reading →

Oh, the pain, the pain — and the cost, the cost — of renting a Bay Area apartment. A luxury condo sold last month in San Francisco’s Russian Hill neighborhood for $4.35 million. It’s a two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath, 1,960-square-foot unit lined … Continue reading →