Monthly Archives: June 2020

A collection of real estate industry and landlord groups have filed a lawsuit seeking to block a new city ordinance that prevents landlords from evicting tenants due to back rent or penalties accrued during the coronavirus health emergency. The lawsuit … Continue reading →

As a region bedeviled by long commutes and reliant on mass transit, the Bay Area may be among the quickest markets to take to suburban offices. Over the last decade, the region has seen its share of super-commuters — people with … Continue reading →

San Francisco’s reign as the tech capital of the Bay Area suddenly looks in doubt. For the past decade, San Francisco has outshined Silicon Valley in attracting new technology firms, entrepreneurs and younger employees, who tend to prefer the city’s … Continue reading →

It’s no secret that Bay Area living is expensive, so much so that many people are leaving or coming up with some very creative solutions. If you’ve ever searched for a new apartment online, you’ve undoubtedly come across a place … Continue reading →

San Francisco’s real estate industry witnessed a drastic bounce-back in activity in May, but the damage from coronavirus is still apparent, according to a report Friday from Compass. The number of listings going into contract fell to below 30 during … Continue reading →