Check out our latest news interview talking about new opportunities for renters (who should become owners sooner or later). “Renters can get…
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San Francisco has a very pro-tenant public policy bent for sure but money is money wherever you are. For some 2,400 tenants who’ve benefited from the Rent Board’s directed buy-out program, the average buyout amount since records were first kept starting in 2015, have averaged around $40,000 with the highest buy-outs going over $460,000. Learn more from Kevin+Jonathan.
Read moreEarlier this week, Zillow (NASDAQ: Z) noted that the Bay Area saw the biggest rent hikes in 2014 and sees this year…
Read morethis represents a picture of what’s called “transit-oriented housing,” and a snapshot of overall median rental prices, via a survey of 17,000…
Read moreThe ordinance “seeks to force the property owner to pay for a broad public problem not of the owner’s making,” said Breyer,…
Read moreDrafted “to ensure that real estate speculators in San Francisco do not buy rent-controlled property and empty it of long-term tenants,” Senate…
Read moreThe time has finally come for Tower Two at One Rincon Hill to show itself off to the world. The leasing office…
Read moreThe much-talked about 754-unit luxury rental high-rise NEMA opened late last year to much fanfare, so it was no surprise when its…
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What about those illegal units in San Francisco? Well, what about them? When it comes to real estate in San Francisco these units pose opportunities and challenges. Let Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties help decipher them for you today.
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