Monthly Archives: November 2019

The bad news is that even in Bayview and the Excelsior—the southern-lying neighborhoods that long spelled some relief from San Francisco’s out-of-control home prices—an average single-family house is now a seven-figure investment in 2019. The good news? There’s not much … Continue reading →

One of San Francisco’s most celebrated chefs has made her way south to Los Angeles. Melissa Perello, star owner of Michelin-worthy Frances and of Octavia up in the Bay Area, has expanded to the Row development in Downtown with partner … Continue reading →

What are the Bay Area housing market trends in the past decade? It’s no secret that Bay Area home prices have risen dramatically since the Great Recession, though the market started to cool about a year ago. Single-family home values … Continue reading →

On the legendary Gold Coast of San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, 2799 Broadway offers a 11,558-square-foot manor on a corner lot with sweeping views. On the legendary Gold Coast of San Francisco’s Pacific Heights, 2799 Broadway offers a 11,558-square-foot manor on … Continue reading →

This may sound hard to believe if you’re house hunting, but Bay Area homes got significantly more affordable in the third quarter, thanks to a big drop in mortgage rates, rising incomes and lower home prices, according to a report … Continue reading →