Monthly Archives: September 2020

The Bay Area housing market has managed to hit new highs, and new lows, both in the same week. It has become less expensive to rent here, but also more expensive to buy. For the first time in six years, … Continue reading →

Year-over-year, one and two-bedroom rentals are down 14.1% and 15% respectively. “After a two month period over summer where San Francisco’s rent price drops hit a plateau, we’ve seen another acceleration in the decrease in prices,” Zumper CEO Anthemos Georgiades … Continue reading →

Caption Close As renters have begun emptying out of the nation’s most expensive cities due to the one-two punch of the coronavirus pandemic and ensuing recession, monthly rental prices in those areas are nosediving. Rents for September have plummeted the … Continue reading →

There’s no point in sugarcoating it: The U.S. economy is a hot mess. The continuing coronavirus pandemic has led to scores of business closures, the worst unemployment since the Great Depression, and the steepest economic contraction on record.  Yet, despite … Continue reading →