Monthly Archives: January 2021

If the New York Times wasn’t reveling in the schadenfreude of publishing pieces about how unbearable San Francisco had become in the last couple years, they were taking seemingly great pleasure in reporting on the various missteps of the tech … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — The San Francisco man who can’t remember the password to unlock his $220 million Bitcoin fortune says he long ago “made peace” with the reality he may never gain access. Stefan Thomas went viral this week … Continue reading →

By Derek Barnes– It’s no big secret that California and many of its major cities make it difficult for businesses to thrive and compete by operating within overly complex bureaucratic systems and legislating progressive tax policies. A raging pandemic has … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX) – Rents continue to fall and disproportionately impact the San Francisco Bay Area housing market, according to a new study. Analysts at AdvisorSmith found that ten of the top 25 cities in the U.S. where rents are … Continue reading →

Bay Area residents have known that Making It in the Bay doesn’t come cheap. But this year, like all things 2020, has really put a spotlight on the housing crisis. Here’s a breakdown of some of our Making It in … Continue reading →