Category: Bay Area Cities

As the vote count continues in San Francisco, the results are sparking a new debate about the city’s identity. Some say the local propositions that appear poised to pass are a sign that the city is getting more conservative. Others say it’s just a sign voters want a city that’s safer and gets things done. Just after the polls closed… Read More

Why You Won’t Want To Miss This Commercial Real Estate Deal-Making Conference: What You’ll Learn From San Francisco CRE Leaders At This Event: Understand key trends and shifts shaping the transformative real estate cycle in San Francisco from 2024 to 2025.  Gain insights into the innovative strategies employed by industry trailblazers to thrive in San Francisco’s dynamic real estate landscape.… Read More

By Isaac Monterose · March 6, 2024, 6:27 PM EST San Francisco’s struggling office market likely won’t be turned around by the city’s booming artificial intelligence industry, according to a joint report from commercial real estate brokerage Savills and commercial real… To view the full article, register now. Read More

The North Face location in Union Square is set to shut its doors later this month, adding to a rash of store closures in what has long been San Francisco’s premier shopping district. Three employees at The North Face location confirmed to The Standard that the store at 180 Post St. is closing on March 17. The outdoor recreation retailer… Read More

Moderate, pro-development candidates appear to have won many of the spots on San Francisco’s Democratic County Central Committee, the little-known group with outsize power to sway close elections, also referred to as “the D-Triple-C.”  “These votes aren’t final yet, but the trend is sure compelling,” said moderate DCCC candidate Supervisor Matt Dorsey on X, formerly Twitter, early Wednesday morning.  Four… Read More

Since the 1980s, the city has been focused on developing new homes on the east side of San Francisco, which is why our unanimously approved citywide housing plan concentrates on building more homes throughout the wealthier neighborhoods in the north and west sides of San Francisco, where development has been shut out for decades. But if we can’t add housing… Read More

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