Monthly Archives: January 2017

After years of painful increases, the cost of renting an apartment in most Bay Area cities has hit a plateau. In San Francisco, the median cost of a 2-bedroom apartment was $4,550 in mid-December — still an inconceivable sum for … Continue reading →

Caption Close A: Commercial buyers’ goals differ vastly from the wants and needs of personal residence home buyers. For commercial purchases, investors look almost exclusively at what the “numbers” tell them. Will the capitalization rate and/or gross rent multiplier (formulas … Continue reading →

Caption Close A: Commercial buyers’ goals differ vastly from the wants and needs of personal residence home buyers. For commercial purchases, investors look almost exclusively at what the “numbers” tell them. Will the capitalization rate and/or gross rent multiplier (formulas … Continue reading →

When Gabriel Metcalf suggested at a forum on affordable housing that cities should be penalized by the state for failing to build enough housing, he drew gasps from fellow panelists. It’s not that the other panelists disagreed with Metcalf, who as … Continue reading →

Berkeley, CA (PRWEB) January 12, 2017 With demand going strong for real estate in the San Francisco Bay Area, two of the region’s top Realtors, Mike and Nicole Wilhelm, have launched a new website. http://movingtothebayarea.com/ is designed for buyers and … Continue reading →