Monthly Archives: March 2022

Every real estate agent we spoke with agreed that 2022 is still likely to be a seller’s market in the Bay Area. Even as interest rates are projected to go up, the demand for homes will still be greater than … Continue reading →

What can I do to prevent this in the future? If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you … Continue reading →

“We’ve had a big surge of people moving here from basically the whole West Coast. Seattle, Portland, the whole San Francisco Bay area, L.A. and Orange County. Those people make a lot more money than most people here in San … Continue reading →

As a renter and a landlord, McHenry Sullivan and Marchionna are on opposite ends of California’s two-year effort to prevent a pandemic eviction crisis. But both are still waiting for answers to months-old applications for $5.2 billion in statewide rent … Continue reading →

In California, the ZIP codes with the fastest average growth in typical home values during the pandemic were in the south state’s High Desert — by an overwhelming margin. That’s according to a Chronicle analysis of data from real estate … Continue reading →