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California's lot-splitting law faces legal push back
A relatively new way to add more homes is starting to catch on but not without some legal pushback.
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California's lot-splitting law faces legal push back
A relatively new way to add more homes is starting to catch on but not without some legal pushback. Scott Budman reports.
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Sale pending homes outnumber ones on the market in the South Bay
Houses for sale are getting harder to come by in the Bay Area’s biggest county.
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Sale pending homes outnumber ones on the market in the South Bay
Houses for sale are getting harder to come by in the Bay Area’s biggest county. Damian Trujillo reports.
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San Francisco office tower sells at steep discount
A San Francisco office tower that once served as the headquarters for Burning Man and leasable office space for WeWork has been sold at an eye-popping discount.
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San Francisco office tower sells at steep discount
A San Francisco office tower that once served as the headquarters for Burning Man and leasable office space for WeWork has been sold at an eye-popping discount. Sergio Quintana reports.
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Groundbreaking for Oakland's newest affordable housing project
Oakland is breaking ground on a new housing development Tuesday for some of the city’s most vulnerable residents.
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Finding an apartment may be easier for California pet owners under new legislation
A bill in California wants to make more rental housing available to tenants with pets. Assembly Bill 2216 would ban blanket no-pets policies and prohibit landlords from charging extra for security deposit and rent for tenants who have cats, dogs or other common household animals. Supporters say too many renters struggle to find housing because landlords won’t take pets. Some...
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384-square-foot Cupertino home sells for ‘considerably over' $1.7 million asking price
A tiny house in the Bay Area that would fit into most apartments sold for “considerably over” the $1.7 million asking price, a real estate agent involved in the transaction confirms to NBC Bay Area.
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384-square-foot Cupertino home listed for nearly $2 million
A tiny house in the Bay Area that would fit into most apartments has been listed for nearly $2 million.
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384-square-foot Cupertino home listed for nearly $2 million
A tiny house in the Bay Area that would fit into most apartments has been listed for nearly $2 million. Scott Budman reports.
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Watch: California Dream for All program can help first-time home buyers
No question the Bay Area is a tough market for buying a home. NBC Bay Area chats with Eric Johnson of the California Housing Finance Agency about a program few may know about that helps eligible first-time buyers.
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Women hoping to make it in the Bay take on construction jobs
A group of women in the East Bay is trying to open the door for other women to enter and succeed in a male-dominated field. Gia Vang reports.
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Bay Area woman launches concierge service to help seniors find housing
Finding affordable housing is a struggle in the Bay Area, especially for seniors. But one young woman is finding a way to meet the need, placing more than a thousand seniors in the process. Kris Sanchez reports.
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Tenants rally in Concord, opposing referendum on new rent stabilization, just cause ordinance
Dozens of renters and advocates gathered in Concord Sunday to voice their opposition to a challenge of the city’s new rent stabilization and just cause ordinance.
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Tenants rally in Concord, opposing referendum on new rent stabilization, just cause ordinance
Dozens of renters and advocates gathered in Concord Sunday to voice their opposition to a challenge of the city’s new rent stabilization and just cause ordinance. Alyssa Goard reports.
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California revokes Bay Area town's affordable housing certification
In an unprecedented move, California revoked a Bay Area town’s affordable housing certification. The move means Portola Valley in San Mateo County is no longer in compliance with the state’s affordable housing regulations — and that could have some significant financial implications.
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California revokes Bay Area town's affordable housing certification
In an unprecedented move, California revoked a Bay Area town’s affordable housing certification. The move means Portola Valley in San Mateo County is no longer in compliance with the state’s affordable housing regulations — and that could have some significant financial implications. Emma Goss reports.
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Why are Bay Area home prices on the rise again?
New numbers from the California Association of Realtors show the median price for a South Bay home is now $1.8 million, a 20% jump in one year.
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Why are Bay Area home prices on the rise again?
New numbers from the California Association of Realtors show the median price for a South Bay home is now $1.8 million, a 20% jump in one year. Scott Budman reports.