Monthly Archives: November 2021

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — The return of city employees this week in San Francisco could have an immediate impact on rents in the city. Rents dropped 12% year over year during the summer of 2020 as workers no longer chained … Continue reading →

A sales price wasn’t disclosed; however, the property had been listed for $68 million. “I have a great love for our state’s ranching heritage, and have long been committed to preserving ranch lands in California,” Brown said in an emailed … Continue reading →

But at a Board of Supervisors land use committee meeting in June 2020, Supervisor Dean Preston persuaded his colleagues to delay the Planning Department’s move to rezone the 15 parcels for more density. The changes would allow an additional 1,300 … Continue reading →

But at a Board of Supervisors land use committee meeting in June 2020, Supervisor Dean Preston persuaded his colleagues to delay the Planning Department’s move to rezone the 15 parcels for more density. The changes would allow an additional 1,300 … Continue reading →

The potential deals would boost the economy and defy predictions that remote work will kill offices. If signed, they would be among the largest in the Bay Area since the pandemic began, representing a return to the mega-expansions of the … Continue reading →