Bay Area home prices leap in 2014
The average price of a home in the Bay Area is up again on a year over year basis.
Supes order stricter reports on evictions
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted an ordinance requiring city-funded contractors to submit annual reports to ...
Public housing waitlist to reopen — briefly
San Francisco's public housing waitlist will reopen briefly in mid-January after more than four years of being ...
SF job, real estate markets booming
Economic data for the City and County of San Francisco indicate the job and residential real estate ...
San Jose moves to close ‘The Jungle’
A project team Monday began posting 72-hour notices about the closure of the "Jungle," a homeless encampment ...
Massive luxury mall unveiled for Candlestick
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and building developers announced plans Monday to demolish Candlestick Park.
Mayor Lee proposes housing for homeless veterans
More homeless veterans may soon have a roof over their heads in downtown San Francisco.
Cops bust alleged Craigslist rental scam
A 21-year-old San Francisco man has been arrested for allegedly setting up a Craigslist rental scam for ...
Initiatives aim to build more affordable housing
Competing initiatives take different paths toward increasing affordable housing in San Francisco.
Supe seeks housing priority for homeless
Legislation from Supervisor Mark Farrell would give homeless first priority to affordable housing.
Supervisors act to ease housing crisis
The debate over housing in San Francisco spilled into the Board of Supervisors chambers.
Illegal ‘in-law’ housing closer to going legit
A process to legalize “in-law” housing units is headed for the Board of Supervisors.
Farrell gives homeless housing a fresh look
Supervisor Mark Farrell will host hearings to assess The City's role in housing the homeless.
Affordable housing approved for the disabled
CITY HALL — The building at Page and Masonic will provide 17 units for the developmentally disabled.
Campos proposes bill to aid evicted tenants
CITY HALL — San Franciscans evicted under the Ellis Act could be getting some relief.
Tenants rights get boost from SF Supes
The Board acted to curb tenant harassment from landlords, and urged changes in the Ellis Act.
Housing boom sends home prices soaring
The Bay Area — specifically the East Bay — is leading the way as the national housing ...
Eviction notices in SF surge to 12-year high
The San Francisco Rent Board counted 1,757 eviction notices in the last year -- the highest number ...
Supes flip-flop on condo conversion
Two supervisors withdrew support for their own TIC conversion proposal, yet others sent it out of committee ...
Compromise in sight on TIC condo conversions
A fragile consensus is emerging about giving TIC homeowners relief while protecting the City’s stock of rental ...
Former Medjool space opens its doors to homeless vets
After shuttering its doors more than a year ago, Medjool's Mission Street building is getting a new chance at life by giving homeless ...
Ex-offenders struggle to find housing
Because of The City's lack of low-income housing, 47 percent of ex-offenders are left to live on ...
Bay Area rents rocket to record levels
Your wallet knows, your bank account knows, and now you know: Bay Area rents are higher than ...
Richmond residents tour foreclosed homes
Residents and activists toured Richmond's foreclosed and abandoned properties to get a glimpse inside the city's housing ...
It’s my digs in a box
San Francisco apartments have always seemed small for the rent we pay, but new legislation is about ...
Woman’s home accidentally put on auction list
Chase scheduled Gloria Takla's Redwood City to be sold at auction even though she had just worked out a new payment deal.
