January 18, 2026 - 13:29
A savvy developer is making waves in San Francisco's Marina district with plans to construct housing atop an iconic Safeway supermarket. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to revitalize aging Safeway locations throughout the city, aiming to address the pressing housing shortage in the area. The proposal has sparked a heated debate among residents, city officials, and community advocates, who are weighing the benefits of increased housing against the potential impact on local businesses and neighborhood character.
The developer envisions a mixed-use project that would not only provide much-needed residential units but also enhance the community with additional amenities. Proponents argue that such developments are crucial in tackling the housing crisis, while opponents raise concerns about gentrification and the loss of local charm. As discussions unfold, the future of this project could set a precedent for similar initiatives across San Francisco, highlighting the ongoing struggle to balance development and community needs in a rapidly changing urban landscape.
September 1, 2026 - 05:46
Housing Watch: Site ranks Porterville as California's most affordable cityA fresh ranking from the online real estate platform Houzeo has named Porterville the most affordable city in California, beating out dozens of other towns and small cities across the state. The...
August 31, 2026 - 21:48
WA real estate listing service and brokerage settle lawsuitThe Northwest Multiple Listing Service has reached a settlement with the brokerage firm Compass, agreeing to change how it handles off-market home sales. The deal ends a lawsuit that accused the...
August 31, 2026 - 11:04
Real Estate Confab: Bidding Wars, Hamptons StyleWe asked a handful of veteran brokers and local attorneys how the dynamic plays out in practice. The short answer: cash is no longer just a convenience. It is a weapon. Sellers are increasingly...
August 30, 2026 - 20:16
A pricy real estate sale, uproar about a library changing locations, and more Milwaukee business newsTim Gibbons of the Milwaukee Business Journal says the deal signals continued confidence in the downtown housing market, even as other commercial sectors struggle. The towers, which feature...