Monthly Archives: March 2021

The pandemic-driven desire for more living space, coupled with the freedoms afforded by corporate work-from-home rules, is luring thousands of Bay Area families over the Altamont Pass to planned communities where homes are often bigger, and 50% cheaper, than they … Continue reading →

The deal would eclipse all previous transactions aside from Boston Property’s $1.2 billion purchase in 1998 of Embarcadero Center, which is about four times the size of the Exchange. It is expected to close at the end of this month. … Continue reading →

From January to September 2020, Black Millennials across the country began purchasing a lot of homes. The National Association of Realtors tracked the trend. In November, NAR released data showing Black people age 26 to 39 accounted for 5% of … Continue reading →

Last week, a Chronicle analysis looked at another region in-state that has become popular for Bay Area residents looking to move out and buy elsewhere: Sacramento. In our look at homes under $1 million in San Francisco and Sacramento, a … Continue reading →

By Howard Schneider 4 Min Read WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Long one of the nation’s “it” destinations, San Francisco was already a land of unaffordable housing before the coronavirus hit, and with the median single-family home price still hovering above $1.5 … Continue reading →