Monthly Archives: January 2018

(Click here, if you are unable to view this video on your mobile device.) Maybe you thought it couldn’t get any worse — that housing prices would finally cool off in 2018 after years of record-breaking appreciation. Think again. A … Continue reading →

Sure, there might be more worthwhile causes, such as childhood disease or homelessness, but let’s not forget those poor souls across America who are witnessing their beloved golf courses closing because of a lack of dues-paying members. Before writing that … Continue reading →

Caption Close Finding classic Victorians that not only made it through the 1906 earthquake but also through the hands of would-be modernizers can be daunting in San Francisco. But 2825 Pine, circa 1887, is a well-preserved beauty on the market … Continue reading →

In 2017, the median sales price for both houses and condos in San Francisco rose to their highest point since Paragon Real Estate Group started keeping track 25 years ago, according to Monday’s report from the real estate experts. The … Continue reading →

The GoFundMe campaign to help Tina Johnson, one of the women who accused the failed U.S. Senate candidate of sexual harassment, had exceeded its initial $100,000 fundraising goal by mid-afternoon Sunday. “I don’t know this woman, but I do know … Continue reading →