The online retailer will also contribute $8M to nonprofits in Washington and Virginia. The pledge comes as a handful of tech companies promise to spend big on housing
Economists praised the tech giant's plan to spend $1B on Bay Area housing, but expressed skepticism that the efforts will solve the region's crisis-level affordability problem
The Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development said more cities should emulate Minneapolis and its unprecedented rezoning experiment
The search giant wants to build 15,000 homes and has spent $250M on a fund to support affordable housing
ZeroDown wants to pave a path to homeownership by allowing prospective buyers to rent their way to buying
'Bidding wars are back with a fury in San Francisco,' one Redfin agent recently said
Citing the affordability of the Dallas area, and Frisco in particular, the techie brokerage is expanding with its first engineering office outside of the West Coast
The company expects to have 30 rooms available in the city by the end of the month and 150 by the end of the year
The San Francisco-based venture company invests in startups focused on real estate and financial technology, gaming, computational biology and more
San Francisco is the most billionaire-dense city on earth, but NYC and Hong Kong top it in overall numbers, according to the latest Wealth-X Global Billionaire Census
A real estate developer invites a homeless couple to live in his $4M mansion. Neighbors aren't happy
Greg Dunston and Marie Mckinzie lived on Oakland streets for 10 years before Terrence McGrath offered to help
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Despite a cooling housing market, high prices will continue to pose challenges for buyers, according to realtor.com
The drop in sales highlights trends that are happening all over the country
A number of top tech companies could go public in 2019, what does it mean for San Francisco's already pricey housing market?