Concord City Council Votes 4-1 for Rent Stabilization, Eviction Protections in Tenant Support Move
Concord City Council voted 4-1 for rent stabilization and just cause for eviction, exempting certain housing types, but limiting rent hikes for others and detailing tenant protections.
BH Properties Expands Bay Area Influence with New San Francisco Office and Acquisition of Oakland's Holy Names University Campus
BH Properties expands in Northern California by opening a San Francisco office and acquiring the 60-acre campus of the defunct Holy Names University in Oakland.
Oakland to Witness Skyline Transformation with Tidewater Capital's 670-Unit Residential Developments
Tidewater Capital has received approval to construct two new multifamily housing projects in Oakland, adding 670 units and promoting urban living with eco-friendly LEED Gold ambitions.
Julia Morgan-Designed Historical Duplex in Berkeley Listed for $1.8 Million
A Julia Morgan-designed duplex in Berkeley is for sale for $1.8 million. Built in 1904, it maintains original features alongside modern updates and offers a good location and investment potential.
Oakland Scores $15.5 Million for Imperial Inn Makeover, A Homekey Initiative to Tackle Homelessness
Oakland to transform Imperial Inn into permanent housing for homeless residents, thanks to a 15.5 million award from California's Homekey program.
From Meth Lab/Bomb Workshop to Million-Dollar Listing: Condemned San Jose House Hits Market for $1.5M
Former meth lab property, alleged to also have been a makeshift bomb workshop, located at 668 Potomac Court in San Jose, has been listed a mere 6 months after its involvement in a joint police bust. It is now listed for $1.5 million, requiring significant renovations before habitation.
Oakland Rents Plunge 7.2%, Surpassesing National Average Drop; Reach Lowest Since 2017 Amid High Vacancies
Rental rates in Oakland, California have fallen significantly over the past year, reflecting a broader trend in the United States. However, the city's high vacancy rate and increase in market-rate housing development may be contributing factors.
Harvard Grad Demands $100k to Vacate L.A. Airbnb after 540 Days Rent-Free; She Earned a Settlement to Vacate an Oakland House Shortly Prior
Harvard-educated Elizabeth Hirschhorn stayed in an L.A. short-term rental for a staggering 540+ days without paying for the accommodations. Legal loopholes in California mean she is now also demanding $100k to vacate, in a strikingly similar case to one with which she was involved in Oakland.












