Monthly Archives: December 2019

With a pool and a view and more, 950 Lombard is unsold for over a year, and still asks over $40M. With a pool and a view and more, 950 Lombard is unsold for over a year, and still asks … Continue reading →

The new Akiko Yamazaki and Jerry Yang Pavilion (architect’s rendering) will open this year at the Asian Art Museum Photo: © Asian Art Museum, wHY Architecture Even as artists and galleries must bear the ever-increasing weight of the Bay Area’s … Continue reading →

What You’ll Find The Richmond District is large in terms of San Francisco neighborhoods, sandwiched for 50 blocks between Golden Gate Park and the Presidio national park site, and stretching west from the University of San Francisco to the rugged … Continue reading →

Click here if you’re unable to view the photo gallery on your mobile device. Fewer houses for sale, less buying and another monthly dip in prices could be bringing a modest correction to the sky-high Bay Area housing market. The … Continue reading →

The former Getty mansion at 2900 Vallejo brought in the biggest price tag this year at $27 million. It was completely remodeled but still maintained its classic style and appeal. The former Getty mansion at 2900 Vallejo brought in the biggest price … Continue reading →