San Francisco's Downtown Not Down for the Count: Beats New York, Denver and Houston in Post-Pandemic Recovery Rankings
Revised analysis unveils a brighter outlook for San Francisco's downtown recovery amid the pandemic, bolstered by the return of tourists, office workers, and residents. The city now ranks 38th among U.S. cities studied for recovery rates.
San Francisco's Hotel Zoe Fisherman's Wharf on Sale for $68.5M as Pebblebrook Hotel Trust Shifts Focus
Pebblebrook Hotel Trust recently executed a contract to sell the Hotel Zoe Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco for $68.5 million, with plans to use the proceeds for debt reduction and repurchasing shares. This move introduces another shift in the U.S. hotel market, reflecting the current trend of focusing on revitalizing existing holdings.
Julia Roberts' Stunning San Francisco Abode Set to Sell for $11.75M
Julia Roberts' San Francisco home, a breathtaking Edwardian residence in Presidio Heights, quickly found a buyer after being listed for nearly $12 million, a significant increase from the actress's purchase price in early 2020.
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.
Ex-49er Joe Montana & Marina District Residents Fight "Toxic Fecal Matter" in Lawsuit Against San Francisco
49ers legend Joe Montana joins other Marina District residents in suing San Francisco over their homes allegedly being flooded with raw sewage during recent storms, shining light on the city's failing infrastructure.
Nordstrom Closes Its San Francisco Flagship Store Today Amid Retail Doom Loop Fears
After over 30 years, Nordstrom has officially closed its flagship store in downtown San Francisco. The closure has sparked more debate regarding the city's future and the impact of its political leadership.