Appraisal Gaps Are Complicating San Francisco's Seven-Figure Bidding Wars
San Francisco buyers are facing appraisal gaps as contract prices outpace historical closed-sale data. Strict lending rules mean financed buyers must often cover the difference in cash or risk losing their deposits.
Burlingame Housing Rush Hits 40 Percent as Affordable Units Get Left Behind
Burlingame has approved nearly 40% of its 3,257 RHNA units, but approvals are concentrated in above‑market‑rate homes. Councilmembers flagged the gap in deeper affordability and next steps.
OpenAI Moves In On Richmond Waterfront With Giant Ford Point Warehouse Lease
OpenAI has leased the Portside Commerce Center at 1411 Harbour Way S in Richmond — a roughly 202,000‑sq‑ft waterfront warehouse that could support hundreds of workers.
Newsom Puts Half Moon Bay On Housing Probation In Statewide Crackdown
Half Moon Bay and 14 other California jurisdictions received state Notices of Violation for missing required housing plans. The state has given them narrow windows to respond as enforcement ramps up.
Crypto Crashes The Mortgage Party As Coinbase And Better Plug Into Fannie Mae
Better Home & Finance and Coinbase are piloting a product that lets buyers use bitcoin and USDC to fund down payments on Fannie Mae‑eligible mortgages. The setup keeps crypto intact while routing the mortgage into conventional channels.
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All CitiesNew York CitySan FranciscoBostonLos AngelesManhattanBay AreaNew York And L.A. Renters Locked Into Leases They Can’t Afford To Leave
New data show long-term renters in pricey metros like New York and Los Angeles face a rare kind of lock‑in: their current units are often the only affordable option left. Experts say stronger tenant protections and more affordable supply are the fix.
Bay Area Signs Off On $96 Billion Sea-Level Survival Plan
MTC and ABAG approved Plan Bay Area 2050+, adding a first‑ever resilience project list and 35 strategies to guide housing, transit and climate resilience through 2050.
Richmond Edwardian Rockets $2 Million Over Ask as SF Bidding Wars Roar Back
A Richmond District house at 659 12th Ave closed for $4.95M — about $2M over ask — after an all‑cash bidding war, highlighting renewed buyer competition in parts of San Francisco.
Stacked Warehouse Plan Aims To Shake Up Hawaii’s Industrial Scene
A California developer is pitching stacked, multistory warehouses across Hawaii to add industrial capacity without eating up scarce land. Renderings show what a Maui hub could look like.












