Monthly Archives: November 2018

A: Proposition 10, a ballot measure to expand rent control in California, was rejected by voters on Tuesday. With Proposition 10’s failure, a statewide ban on most new forms of rent control will remain in effect. The campaign to expand … Continue reading →

So what do you do? The only thing you can. Draw up a list of pros and cons, just as real estate agents often suggest. Reasons to Buy HOW LONG WILL YOU STAY? If it’s one or two years, then … Continue reading →

They’re not exactly doorbuster deals, but Bay Area home sellers are cutting their asking prices at the highest rate in years. October is typically a big month for price reductions, as sellers try to close deals before the market slows … Continue reading →

Many families have been impacted by the Camp, Woolsey and Hill fires, as firefighters struggle to contain them. The Camp fire, which has been proclaimed the most destructive fire in California history, has already claimed more than 40 lives, and … Continue reading →

The Bay Area’s already fetid, wildfire-choked air continued to register “very unhealthy” levels of particulate matter throughout the region Friday morning, following public health warnings and mass closures of schools, universities, businesses — even San Francisco’s fabled cable cars were … Continue reading →