The San Francisco Exodus – Gabriel Metcalf – The Atlantic Cities
Over the past two decades, San Francisco has produced an average of 1,500 new housing units per year. Compare this with Seattle…
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Modern Luxury | San Francisco Magazine | How to Reverse the Exodus From S.F.
San Francisco’s real estate market is crazy right now. You know it, we know it, everybody knows it. Besides the weather in October…
Read moreLargest 75 Construction Projects – San Francisco Business Times
Take a look at the 75 top current construction projects in the Bay Area via the Business Times. Take a look: Largest 75…
Read moreGet The Pre-emptive Rate Lock – NYTimes.com
Fixed mortgage rates inched upward as the federal budget deadline loomed. Now that the budget stalemate is over, however, borrowers getting ready…
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Read moreAs Quoted in Curbed SF: 1100 Sacramento in Nob Hill is San Francisco’s First $100M TIC – Game Changer – Curbed SF
San Francisco’s real estate boundaries are about to be shattered by the Park Lane building at 1100 Sacramento Street. The 33 units…
Read morePraise of the Day
“We received a lot of good offers, but based on our past relationship and how smoothly it went, I pushed for your…
Read moreHome prices slowing elsewhere, still spiking in Bay Area – San Francisco Business Times
Home prices across the country show signs of stabilizing — except in the Bay Area where we continued to see big price…
Read moreFor the Laziest of Us: SFist: News, Food, Arts & Events
Lets say youre walking from SoMa to the Marina — something wed never recommend, but hey, some of you are masochists —…
Read moreModern Luxury | San Francisco magazine | Sympathy for the Landlord
We burden mom-and-pop landlords with all kinds of expectations and baggage that we don’t impose on more corporate types. That’s partly because…
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