Monthly Archives: August 2017

That’s the idea behind “Reflections,” the theme of the Rodin by Moonlight benefit at Cantor Arts Center at Stanford on Sept. 23. The museum, with the largest collection of works by Auguste Rodin outside of Paris, is marking the 100th … Continue reading →

Sales typically fall from June to July as house hunters and real estate agents head off on vacation, but the average drop-off since 1988 has been only 6 percent. The number of homes sold last month was the lowest for … Continue reading →

UC Berkeley is launching a new graduate program that puts a politically progressive stamp on real estate development. It’s not just about the money. Related Articles San Jose proposes just two “tiny home” villages for homeless California’s housing crisis – … Continue reading →

UC Berkeley is launching a new graduate program that puts a politically progressive stamp on real estate development. It’s not just about the money. The Masters in Real Estate Development + Design (MRED+D) will teach emerging real estate developers to … Continue reading →

Not San Francisco and not San Jose. Once again, Vallejo is the hottest real estate market in the country, according to realtor.com. It’s the second month in a row that Vallejo has ranked No. 1 in the monthly “hotness” index, … Continue reading →