Archive for September 2022

Quality homes that check all the boxes are still commanding multiple bids, however.

Why are leading technology companies — and many others — making such an effort to attract job candidates who are neurodivergent?

The lease is the latest for the massive logistics center, which spans nearly 2 million square feet of industrial space.

As a licensed real estate agent since 1986, Franco Garcia said he's learned a lot, from red-hot markets to cold ones. The company's emphasis on serving underserved communities means being a sounding board, even if they don't like his take.

The closure represents the diminishing presence in the Bay Area of one of the nation's largest airlines.

The Oakland-based developer, which specializes in units it describes as affordable by design, is pitching projects could be welcome additions to Berkeley's existing housing stock.

A multifamily investment company out of Seattle has scooped up two affordable housing properties locally, paying nearly $50 million combined.

The San Francisco startup plans to use the money to gobble up other companies.

Some prominent companies have cited crime as a reason to close stores or relocate offices, but how is it affecting small businesses?

The company plans to create 1,000 new jobs with the move of its headquarters.