Monthly Archives: November 2021

But Zillow’s collapse, and the almost-certain collapse of iBuying in general, came as no surprise to me. I sold my house to Redfin several months ago — and watched the company get clobbered trying to flip it. It all went … Continue reading →

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If eventually approved and built, it would be one of the largest multi-family housing projects the Peninsula city has seen in decades, according to city planners. The district envisions five buildings ranging from four to 14 stories, plus retail, restaurants, … Continue reading →

The giant office landlord in San Francisco revealed on an earnings call last week that the parent company of Facebook and TikTok are looking for huge Bay Area office expansions. Salesforce Tower and Embarcadero Center-owner Boston Properties’ CEO Owen Thomas … 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 →