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A program in parts of the San Fernando Valley is designed to keep asphalt cooler, which experts say comes with some benefits. Millions of Americans took advantage of early and mail-in voting to cast their decisions early. Millennial angst could…
A Presidio Heights mansion has closed for $17.2 million — more than $3 million over its list price. The deal for 120 Cherry Street, which closed Thursday, shook out to about $2,780 per square foot, placing it well above the luxury neighborhood's three-month sale price…
A five-bedroom mansion at 120 Cherry Street in San Francisco's Presidio Heights neighborhood sold Thursday for $17.2 million, in the latest sign that the city's luxury housing market has flipped its usual script. The 6,174-square-foot home closed at roughly $2,780 per square foot,…
Consumer and housing advocates want federal regulators to examine Compass private listings, arguing that wider use of closed networks could restrict access and competition. Compass says its approach gives sellers more control over how their homes reach the market. By…
Time to read [5 minutes] The WSJ brought private listings to consumers. After two years of industry-only coverage, the WSJ showed that the “seller choice” pitch is misleading, since sellers have always had a choice. Compass is deflecting, not defending. Its…
The longtime Pacific Heights home of conductor Michael Tilson Thomas and his husband and manager Joshua Robison has been sold for $9,850,000. Michael Tilson Thomas was an avid cook and had the chef’s kitchen renovated in 2012. It features a center island,…
The Real Brokerage added San Diego luxury team LUXURYSOCALREALTY; Baird & Warner named Sarah Casalan COO; Coldwell Banker promoted Rebecca Thomson; Christie's expanded in New Jersey and St. Lucia; SERHANT. added Christine Lane; Pacaso, Century 21, and BHHS also announced leadership and…
The Press Democrat A single-family residence located at 20011 Oyster Catcher Loop in Bodega Bay changed owner on Oct. 7. The 2,837-square-foot house, built in 1981, was sold for $2.4 million, or $846 per square foot. This single-story house has four bedrooms and four bathrooms.
East Bay Times A 1,832-square-foot single-family home, built in 1960, has changed hands. The home in the 1400 block of Dentwood Drive in San Jose was sold on Sept. 4 for $1,850,000, or $1,010 per square foot. This two-story house has four bedrooms and three…