Monthly Archives: January 2020

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Is too much money harming the Bay Area? According to the latest U.S Census Bureau, there are 46,000 vacant homes in our region and some landlords want to keep them that way. “Generated by success in … Continue reading →

In a new 45-story tower alongside the renovated historic Aronson Building, the forthcoming Four Seasons Private Residences will include 146 new residences. In a new 45-story tower alongside the renovated historic Aronson Building, the forthcoming Four Seasons Private Residences will … Continue reading →

Average rent in large cities across the United States, December 2019. Average rent in large cities across the United States, December 2019. Photo: Rent Cafe Caption Close Average rent in large cities across the United States, December 2019. Average rent … Continue reading →

The company that owns the Oakland home where protesting mothers were evicted last week said Monday it will sell the residence to a nonprofit affordable housing group — a decision it reached after speaking with Gov. Gavin Newsom and city … Continue reading →

Climb Real Estate Co-Founder Mark Choey will join us onstage at Inman Connect New York on Tuesday, Jan. 28, to tell his story.  This is story of Climb Real Estate from my perspective. The story of how a couple of … Continue reading →