Monthly Archives: July 2020

The real estate market in the Mission District and San Francisco appears to be on its way to recovering from the shutdown in March, according to several real estate agents, although some parts of the market remain sluggish. “The market … Continue reading →

San Francisco has seen a major reset in rental rates through the coronavirus pandemic. San Francisco has seen a major reset in rental rates through the… The historic rental drop in San Francisco in recent months has not affected all … Continue reading →

In recent years, San Francisco’s office market set new pricing records as rents soared amid seemingly unstoppable tech demand. But as the coronavirus shuttered most workplaces, new leasing activity plunged to a record low. Companies signed new leases totaling 266,000 … Continue reading →

The total assessed value of taxable property in all Bay Area counties except Contra Costa hit $1.72 trillion as of Jan. 1 — up $108 billion or a healthy 6.7% over last year — but growth could slow significantly this … Continue reading →

Office markets in the South Bay, East Bay and Peninsula turned sluggish and posted their weakest leasing performances in years during the second quarter of this year amid coronavirus-linked business shutdowns, according to separate reports from Colliers International. The leasing … Continue reading →