The San Francisco housing market had some areas that saw more real estate activity than others during the third quarter, as reported in the San Francisco Business Times.

Small condos didn’t fare as well as the same period last year, but most single-family home prices ar...

As reported in The Mercury News, the economy is not at all affecting affluent professionals as it relates to Bay Area real estate.

Despite the pandemic, luxury home sales skyrocketed in August and had median prices up 16 percent from the previous year to levels that app...

As recently reported in Forbes, Realtor.com has released the latest numbers for the nation’s housing market. Based on their findings, the market is more competitive than ever with the current listing price growth at its highest in three years.

“The biggest surprise I sa...

San Francisco’s Marina has a new listing that has just set a new record in the elite neighborhood for luxury homes, as it relates to the price point.

As reported in The San Francisco Times, the new construction at 435 Marina Blvd., which went on the market recently, is...

Many San Francisco residents are leaving the city, which is supposedly creating a problem for the local real estate market.

However, according to local agents, claims about the San Francisco real estate market's current standing has been exaggerated, and they say there'...

With rare unobstructed views of Point Lobos and the Pacific Ocean, there is a home at Pebble Beach with a luxurious main house and two guest houses, as reported in SFGate.

“Before you even walk through the front door, you will notice the breath-taking unobstructed views...

 Gov. Gavin Newsom’s executive order giving counties the right to waive late penalties, fees and interest for many homeowners and small-business owners who are unable to pay their property taxes due to the coronavirus extends beyond what some counties requested or expe...

As reported in the San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco’s Department of Building Inspection has been flooded with complaints of nonessential construction still going on in violation of the coronavirus health order. Most of these complaints are being lodged by residen...

With a little above the two-thirds majority necessary to become law, a ballot measure from last Tuesday’s election to tax vacant storefronts along major commercial corridors in San Francisco is set to pass.

As reported in the San Francisco Business Times, the “vacancy t...

San Francisco supervisor Hillary Ronen is working on pushing legislation to encourage developers to build housing instead of office space in the city’s eastern neighborhoods. The skyrocketing commercial rents have made tech offices the most financially lucrative real e...