Monthly Archives: July 2019

Caption Close Developer Gene Gorelik, of the Oakland Redevelopment Group, stood on a boom lift holding a bullhorn announcing, “Free money! Free money!” and dropping dollar bills over a homeless encampment in Oakland Friday morning. Wearing an elf costume, Gorelik offered … Continue reading →

There are growing signs that U.S. home prices are no longer rising. If this is indeed the case, now is the time for sellers or prospective sellers to take a good look at the state of housing markets around the country. … Continue reading →

BERKELEY (CBS SF) – For people looking to buy a home for the first time, a survey reaffirms that the Bay Area may be one of the worst places to do so. According to a new study by the personal … Continue reading →

Although the soaring price of buying a home in San Francisco has slowed—and even stalled—over the past year, momentum is still going, even if it’s measured in inches instead of yards. That’s the assessment of SF-based real estate group Compass, … Continue reading →

Driven by steadily increasing rents, apartment dwellers are far more likely to seek housing on the other side of the bay, creating a huge game of musical chairs, according a recent survey. The study this month by Apartment List describes … Continue reading →