Monthly Archives: February 2022

But while officials are trying to address the region’s housing and homelessness crisis by pushing density and all kinds of housing, the city has struggled to get homes built. Its challenges underscore what cities throughout the region face in generating … Continue reading →

The property, seen from above, is clearly an impressive estate.  Paul Rollins, Listing photos: Paul Rollins; luxury report: Compass This is a true “estate,” a study in over-the-top opulence. The main residence offers five beds and eight bathrooms; there is … Continue reading →

The firm bought the property in three separate transactions totaling $328 million, the Mercury News reported. $105.25 million went toward the site of the JCPenney store in September 2021, while another $128 million secured anchor tenant Sears. The remaining $95.2 … Continue reading →

At her Antioch kitchen table blanketed with eviction notices and anti-anxiety medication, Carmen Ponce was once again terrified of ending up living in her car with her daughter and granddaughter. “I want to go with dignity,” Ponce said in Spanish. … Continue reading →

At the time, a rotating group of at least four mothers, who called themselves Moms 4 Housing, had moved into the house to protest speculation and gentrification in the city. The home was owned by Wedgewood Properties, a Southern California … Continue reading →