Monthly Archives: February 2021

The San Francisco housing market has been through a lot in the past 12 months, from the initial blush of what might have been a “gangbusters year” to widely reported rumors of its imminent demise (hello, New York Times — … Continue reading →

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Market activity was robust with many transactions throughout the year. I witnessed a general shift away from communal living to single-family homes, with outdoor space becoming an essential amenity as everyone sequestered at home. Now the vaccine is being widely … Continue reading →

“Concord is effectively built out,” says Guy Bjerke, Concord’s director of community reuse planning. “We’re fooling around with some parcels downtown, and there is some ability to redevelop, but there isn’t a lot of green field development going on. This … Continue reading →

It seems we’ve come to the “you’re lying, no you’re lying” phase of the fleeing San Francisco narrative, which was inevitable. To this point we’ve been tracking it via anecdote, story after national media story based on interviews with people … Continue reading →