Monthly Archives: July 2021

Rents in San Francisco increased 3.2% month-over-month in July, though they’re still down 14% from pre-pandemic levels, according to new data from Apartment List. That puts median rents in San Francisco at $2,341 for a one-bedroom apartment and $2,708 for … Continue reading →

Mandelman could either scrap the idea or go bigger. Thankfully, he’s opted for the latter. On Tuesday, he’ll introduce legislation allowing fourplexes on any single-family home lot in San Francisco regardless of whether it’s on a corner or near transit. … Continue reading →

Kunal Gupta and Joe Ahearn, New Yorkers in 2018, began working on a startup called Withfriends. The idea was to help small businesses build revenue through subscription boxes, where customers would pay a monthly fee for merchandise like vegetables, flowers … Continue reading →

A couple of decades after HP’s birth, as the tech industry began to take root, famed developer Joseph Eichler, who believed that good design should be democratic, studded the city with affordable homes that, at the time, were priced to … Continue reading →

But then came the appraisal. In two new discrimination complaints filed with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on Wednesday, Robinson says she was lowballed by around $400,000 on the value of her property, largely because she and … Continue reading →