Millennials Can't Afford Much in San Francisco
San Francisco's millennials can afford to buy a home -- just as long as it's around 135 SF.
San Francisco's millennials can afford to buy a home -- just as long as it's around 135 SF.
DC's recent economic stats shows a city growing in population and wealth.
Bisnow caught up with David Blackwell, land use partner in Allen Matkins' San Francisco office, to get the inside scoop on affordable housing requirements
Here are a few of things that happened last year that show Oakland will continue to be a hot market in the year to come.
Council members objected to the plan's proposed changes to parking, lifting building height and apartment size restrictions and more.
San Francisco's inventory of homes for sale is 31% higher than a year ago as supply exceeds demand even in the city's tight housing market.
The fate 40,000 SF parcel in Downtown Redwood City remains uncertain.
The state's Tenant Protection Unit found landlords in over 4.800 buildings had illegally overcharged tenants in rent-controlled apartments.
February’s renewal rate among apartment tenants was the highest in 10-years, says MPF Research.
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