Monthly Archives: September 2020

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The quarantine view from bedroom windows has pushed many people to peer more closely at our neighborhoods. We notice who lives downstairs, who runs our favorite coffee shops, who sleeps on our streets. We become aware of the daily interactions … Continue reading →

I’m a tech worker in Silicon Valley, and my company recently informed us that we can work remotely indefinitely. There’s a lot I love about living here — including the easy access to Michelin-starred restaurants and to outdoor activities like … Continue reading →

Licensed real estate brokers date back to 1919, which is right about the time the counter-narrative began, insisting that they are not necessary. The general argument — that real estate agents, having passed a scandalously low barrier to entry, do … Continue reading →

San Francisco housing inventory has risen 96% year-over-year, meaning there are nearly twice as many homes listed for sale as there were this time last year, per a Zillow report. The statistic is just one of the latest in a … Continue reading →