Monthly Archives: March 2021

That’s the city’s largest monthly price increase since the company began tracking rents in 2017, and comes just six months after the largest monthly price decrease the company ever recorded in September 2020 (-4.9%). It’s also the second straight month … Continue reading →

From 1949 through the early 1970s, about 11,000 Eichler homes popped up in the Bay Area, in places like Palo Alto, Sunnyvale, and San Rafael. The now-notable designs by the architects Anshen Allen, Claude Oakland, and A. Quincy Jones have … Continue reading →

Facebook will open at 10% capacity as long as health data continues to improve; workers can choose whether to come back. Its Fremont offices are scheduled to reopen May 17, Sunnyvale on May 24 and its two downtown San Francisco … Continue reading →

“We have chosen to work with Sereno for a variety of reasons, most notably its belief in the independent brokerage and its subsequent ability to better serve its clients and community.” Bob Bredel, partner at Dwell. LOS GATOS, Calif. (PRWEB) … Continue reading →

More than 700 San Francisco janitors walked off the job Wednesday for a three-day strike over what they said are unfair labor practices following eight months of failed contract negotiations. The janitors, represented by the Service Employees International Union Local … Continue reading →