A Mixed Employment Report for SF and around the Bay
Having dropped the most in nearly a decade at the beginning of the year, the number of people living in San Francisco with a job ticked up by 1,400 last…
Employment in S.F. and the East Bay Just Dropped the Most since 2009
While the upwardly revised December count of the number of people living in San Francisco with a job ended up adding 1,300 to the employment roll, the January count eliminated…
Employment Drops in San Francisco and the East Bay
While employment typically ticks up at the end of the year with seasonal hiring, the number of people living in San Francisco with a job dropped by 3,300 in December…
Unemployment Rates Drop but Employment Slips in SF and East Bay
While the unemployment rate in San Francisco ticked up to 3.4 percent in October, it was driven by an increase in the size of the labor force and the number…
Unemployment Ticks up in SF, but Employment Ticks up Even More
While the unemployment rate in San Francisco ticked up from 3.3 percent in September to 3.4 percent last month, it was driven by an increase in the size of the…
Bay Area Employment Hits a New High
The number of people living in San Francisco with a job increased by 3,500 last month to a record 547,100. As such, there are now 81,600 more people living in…
Record High Employment in San Francisco and the Valley
Having jumped like Kris Kross in July, the number of people living in San Francisco with a job increased by another 1,400 last month to a record 543,400. And as…
Bay Area Employment Jumped Like Kris Kross in July
With school year seasonality and an influx of interns in play, both the labor force and number of people living in San Francisco with a job jumped like Kris Kross…
Where the Most San Franciscans Will Live and Work in 25 Years
Taking into account current neighborhood populations and commercial corridors, along with the pipeline of residential and commercial development and neighborhood plans for growth, such as the Central SoMa Plan, the…
Bay Area Unemployment Rates Jump, but Here’s Why
While the unemployment rate in San Francisco jumped from 2.9 percent in May to 3.5 percent in June, there are actually 400 more people living in the city with a…