Economic changes, tariffs and international conflicts can put buyers on edge — here’s how to help sort it all out
Homeowners in San Francisco are waiting for an influx of new millionaires before pulling the trigger on deals
Economists say the sell-off was a bit of an overcorrection, but it could have long-term implications on the market
Economists say loosing restrictions could help solve the industry's low inventory problem, but it also raises certain risks
A $300 billion boost in federal spending would inject $20 billion into infrastructure, presumably increasing construction
What will happen to mortgages, inventory, affordability and more
Demand heightens for scarce inventory in wine country
There's a definite lack of housing inventory, and part of it can be attributed to sellers staying put
Despite a healthy turn toward normalization, prices in the Bay Area are still inching upward
San Francisco and Silicon Valley buyers taking more time to finalize purchases
However, the current situation is nothing like the 2008 financial crisis
Homes priced below $1.5 million seeing the most activity
Pacific Union is seeking to beat the competition by investing in a new business intelligence department and new technological advancements.
This is the second chief economist the company has hired since June 2015
Housing, construction and real estate sectors are rapidly adding jobs