Approved by San Francisco voters in 1986, Proposition M established an annual cap on the amount of office space that’s allowed to be developed in the city. While the annual allocation of 950,000 square feet can be banked in a down market, the current balance in the account which... Read More »
May 12, 2016
88 Comments
88 Comments
“Upvoting Mission Urbanist's comment below, there is a large group of people who have traditionally c...” [more]
“How 'bout - get ready for it! - white wallpaper ??...” [more]
“I answered your question from a place of fact. You spoke of nadir. In point of fact, February and no...” [more]
“I wouldn't say that mortgage rates are going to rise now, let's say over the course of the next coup...” [more]
“Doesn't surprise me that this is pending after a week on the market. Hayes Valley is a thriving nei...” [more]
“UPDATE: More Height for Market-Rate Tower Closer to Reality...” [more]
“Location on narrow alley street, around the corner from tunnel. Frontage has limited curb appeal. Pa...” [more]
“When you own an asset where the debt you took on to acquire it was fixed at about 3 percent for 30-y...” [more]
“Just got an email this morning. Wells is now down to 5.5 % for 30 year jumbos. Can we possibly see t...” [more]
“district elections hold people closer to their constituents and make it harder for downtown money to...” [more]