Monthly Archives: May 2018

It’s a well-established narrative — San Jose and San Francisco are experiencing a housing crisis. But rising prices and low inventory aren’t endemic to the Bay Area. Michigan metropolitan areas, in particular, stood out in April for competition and price … Continue reading →

Even the first step into the real estate market for many buyers — condominiums — is getting harder to reach in the Bay Area. Buyers stretching their budgets and looking for deals have driven condo prices up and inventory down … Continue reading →

Caption Close A group of state senators wants to spend $5 billion over the next four years on a range of programs to provide more affordable housing and deal with California’s growing homelessness problem. But now they have to persuade … Continue reading →

The California Association of Realtors [CAR] released its Quarterly Housing Affordability report Tuesday and concluded that the recommended yearly salary to buy a house in San Francisco—without potential financial peril—rose to an astounding $333,000-plus, taxes not included. The Q1 report, … Continue reading →

Monarch City will consist of office, retail and hotel space along with urban residential product. ALLEN, TX—Of all the next tier suburbs in the path of development across North Texas, Allen looks to be the most primed for transformational growth, … Continue reading →