Monthly Archives: August 2018

The eulogy for roller skating has been written many times. The death of disco in the late 1970s was supposed to kill roller rinks. The popularity of in-line skates in the late 1980s was reportedly sending quad skating to a … Continue reading →

Shutterstock: Silicon Valley starts feeling “buyer fatigue” “Buyer fatigue” is setting into Silicon Valley real estate markets, according to Selma Hepp, PhD, chief economist at San Francisco-based Pacific Union International. “In my latest monthly analysis of Bay Area housing markets, … Continue reading →

Caption Close The tallest, most luxurious, and most expensive units in SF. Note the condo photos in this gallery are not of the actual record-breaking penthouse, but of the typical condo in the luxury tower The tallest, most luxurious, and … Continue reading →

The Bay Area continues to lead the state in shattered home-ownership dreams. Record home prices and rising interest rates have pushed statewide home affordability rates to a 10-year-low. In the Bay Area, fewer than 1 in 5 residents can afford … Continue reading →

Caption Close Bay Area real estate is too expensive even for high paid tech workers, says a Team Blind survey. And indeed, these simple homes with huge price tags demonstrate the issue. This Palo Alto 1,200 square foot home asks … Continue reading →