Pacific Union Chief Economist Selma Hepp offers a thorough wrap-up of the recent Housing Renaissance conference, where industry economists and analysts discussed factors that will shape the real estate landscape, including millennials, affordability conditions, and the mortgage market.
The San Jose metro area is the nation’s first million-dollar housing market according to one organization’s data, while another study says that Bay Area homeowners are still the nation’s most equity-rich. Check out these and other recent headlines of note in our weekly Real Estate Roundup.
Find out what three Bay Area communities offer an optimum mix of relatively affordable homes and top-quality schools. Also, San Francisco renters need to earn in excess of $200,000 per year in order to comfortably rent a two-bedroom apartment. These and more headlines of interest in our weekly Real Estate Roundup.
San Francisco is the most dog-friendly city in the United States, according to a new study that compared data on dog accessibility and quality of life in 100 cities.
A relaxed atmosphere, pleasant climate, spectacular scenery, and relatively affordable homes are attracting an increasing number of families and second-home buyers to the once little-known city of Cloverdale.
Some new college grads headed to San Francisco for their first job are in for a rude awakening about what percentage of their salary they will shell out in rent. Also, home prices in the Bay Area’s two largest cities remained the nation’s most expensive in the first quarter. These stories and more in our weekly Real Estate Roundup.
San Jose and San Francisco rank as the country’s two cities best equipped for the future, while some Silicon Valley homeowners are bristling at McMansions appearing in their neighborhoods. Check out these and other headlines of note in Pacific Union’s weekly Real Estate Roundup.
The Bay Area’s excellent public-transit systems earn two local cities high rankings among a list of the nation’s best, a factor that can play an important role for local homebuyers hoping to stay off the freeways.
Taxes are higher for millennials in San Francisco than they are anywhere else in the U.S., while Danville has kicked Airbnb out of town. Check out these and other headlines of interest in our weekly Real Estate Roundup.
