San Marcos Boosts Housing Equity with Alora Apartments, Outshines Neighbors in Affordable Home Offerings
As San Marcos maintains its commitment to affordable housing, the city not only provides for residents of all financial backgrounds, but also initiates citywide infrastructure improvements with far-reaching benefits to the entire community.
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.
San Francisco Secures 76 Affordable Housing Units in Rincon Towers Through Arbitration Victory
Following an arbitration victory, the City Attorney's Office has secured 76 affordable housing units in Rincon Towers, ensuring their affordability for low- and middle-income residents through 2050.
San Mateo Housing Authority Takes Action on Attorney General's TPA Guidance Amid Rent Hike Uncertainty
As the Housing Authority of the County of San Mateo (HACSM) acts on new guidance from California's Attorney General concerning rent increases, it aims to strengthen tenant protections and enforce the Tenant Protection Act of 2019.
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.
Boston College Acquires Mount Alvernia High School Campus in Newton for $40.5 Million
Boston College has acquired the 23-acre Mount Alvernia High School campus in Newton for $40.5 million. The purchase comes after the school's closure due to dwindling enrollment and financial constraints.












