Monthly Archives: September 2022

Morgan was born in San Francisco, and by her early 30s, was operating as a solo architect. She studied at UC Berkeley with Bernard Maybeck, later at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, and worked for John Galen Howard before … Continue reading →

In 2019, Sarah La Due told EdSource, a news organization focused on covering California education, that’s why she was moving to Las Vegas to teach high school instead of starting her sixth year at a school district in El Cerrito, … Continue reading →

According to Redfin, 24.1% of its local users searched for properties outside of the Bay Area in July and August. Their top in-state destination is only a hop, skip and a jump along Interstate 80 away, in Sacramento. The top … Continue reading →

Instead, the term “balanced market” is being tossed around, a new spin on the phenomenon of buyers (slowly, cautiously) earning back power they haven’t had for years. Kenneth Hogan, an East Bay real estate agent for two decades, said he’s … Continue reading →

More stories from our housing data analysis Finally, the Chronicle identified family members and business associates who worked with Yat-Pang Au. The Chronicle compiled a map of over 293 buildings by searching for corporate mailing addresses associated with Veritas properties: … Continue reading →