Monthly Archives: January 2020

As the new decade is starting to unfold, many investors are thinking of how to start it off on the right foot and find the perfect opportunity to multiply last year’s earnings. Whether you’re a Bay Area resident or you’ve … Continue reading →

Before St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church closed for good in December, its Sunday services were often lonely affairs. One week there would be six worshipers, the next week seven. On Dec. 13, when the white wooden building at 43rd Avenue and … Continue reading →

Prices fall year-over-year in San Francisco Bay Area New York condo market. Seattle below June 2018. Chicago nearly flat year-over-year. Other markets lose steam. Phoenix, Tampa, Charlotte surge. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. Powered by the innumerable millionaires and multimillionaires that the … Continue reading →

A 74-year-old real estate developer from Fremont who funneled large amounts of his own money through front donors into two campaigns for a member of the U.S. House of Representatives was sentenced to 15 months in prison Friday by a … Continue reading →

While SF remains ever-growing, we’ve also been inundated with polling data suggesting that denizens yearn to leave, making SF simultaneously one of the most popular unpopular cities in America. Recently the city had more outmigration than in—that is to say, … Continue reading →