Monthly Archives: July 2020

BERKELEY (KPIX) — Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley are mapping how systemic racism is leading to resegregation in the housing market. “Those of us that thought spatial segregation is a factor of the past, (that) we’ve all … Continue reading →

Summer in the Bay Area usually brings a flood of interns, students and new workers who fill spare rooms and snatch up months-long Airbnb vacancies. But this year, the coronavirus pandemic has upended the once-hot Bay Area housing market and … Continue reading →

Bay Area apartment rents continued to drop in June as the coronavirus kept most offices closed and layoffs mounted. One-bedroom rents fell compared to the prior year in 27 of 31 Bay Area cities tracked by Zumper, a real estate … Continue reading →

When rents for one-bedroom apartments in San Francisco dropped by 9.2% year over year in June, it was the biggest dip in three years, according to Zumper. Now, the company’s July report has just been released and it’s breaking new … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — If there’s one silver lining amid the coronavirus pandemic, it’s that renters in the Bay Area may be able to save some money right now. The average cost of renting a one-bedroom apartment in San Francisco … Continue reading →