Monthly Archives: November 2020

The glut is in neighborhoods with condo towers, particularly where the construction boom has been. Neighborhoods with low-rise buildings are less impacted. By Wolf Richter for WOLF STREET. The situation in the San Francisco housing market is getting increasingly curious. Even as there … Continue reading →

The NBC Bay Area Investigative Unit analyzed 311 complaint data from April 1 to Nov. 13 and compared it to the same time period in previous years to gain insight into how the global health emergency may be impacting the … Continue reading →

SAN JOSE — Big tech companies have buoyed Silicon Valley’s prospects and the region’s office market is deemed to be the nation’s most resilient and best-poised for growth despite coronavirus-linked uncertainties, according to a report CBRE released Monday. In contrast … Continue reading →

Home buyers’ love letters, those sweet domestic missives that millions of families have used to butter up sellers of residential real estate in competitive Bay Area markets, may become a thing of the past. In October, in response to the … Continue reading →

In a move that shouldn’t catch any plugged-in readers by surprise, the number of homes on the market in San Francisco, net of new sales and contract activity, both pending and closed, ticked down 6 percent over the past week … Continue reading →