Monthly Archives: March 2021

But the postal service report doesn’t support the conventional narrative that the bulk of those leaving the city are decamping for cheaper, more business-friendly states like Texas and Florida. Instead, the majority of those escaping the city during the pandemic … Continue reading →

Philip Watson “We are excited and proud to announce our partnership with Sereno and look forward to our continued relationship with our clients.” Phillip Watson LOS GATOS, Calif. (PRWEB) March 01, 2021 Sereno is pleased to announce that The Watson … Continue reading →

CRE lenders’ growing fear: Office workers won’t come back “More square footage is going unoccupied, delinquencies have started edging up, new loans are dwindling and borrowing costs are creeping higher, all signs that the business is growing riskier. Now, many … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF/AP) — With new cases of COVID-19 plunging, San Francisco health officials announced that the city was moving into the state’s Red Tier, allowing struggling restaurants to offer indoor dining for the first time in months. At … Continue reading →

Even on a foggy San Francisco morning, the view from Scott Simmons’ 25th-floor apartment stretches from downtown to Golden Gate Park. The home of the 42-year-old tech worker is also spacious for a one-bedroom, featuring hardwood floors, new appliances and … Continue reading →