Monthly Archives: October 2017

To be clear, just because Uber is hemorrhaging money doesn’t mean it won’t one day turn a substantial profit. It remains, for one thing, in expansion mode. Amazon, after all, didn’t register meaningful profits for two decades and now the … Continue reading →

Caption Close A: Our hearts go out to all effected by the recent devastating fires. Lives are changed forever because of these catastrophic events. I was selling Bay Area real estate during the 1991 Oakland fire and president of a … Continue reading →

A San Francisco house that was “completely gutted” by a fire is on the market for about $800,000 – staggering evidence of the Bay Area’s worsening housing crisis. Located at 121 Gates Street in the Bernal Heights neighborhood, the 600-square-foot … Continue reading →

Bay Area home sales sagged last month — the slowest September in three years. But as sales dwindled, in a reflection of the region’s shrinking home supply, buyers continued to bid up the region’s notoriously high prices. The median sales price … Continue reading →

The inventory shortage is statewide but “particularly acute in the Bay Area,” the California Association of Realtors said in a news release. On Friday, CoreLogic reported that the median price of new and existing single-family homes and condos in Bay … Continue reading →