The $43 million-dollar project extends its services to help people in need during the pandemic.

Welcome to Curbed Comparisons, a regular column exploring what you can rent for a set dollar amount in different neighborhoods. Is one person’s studio another person’s townhouse? Today’s ...

In an effort to give pedestrians a wider buffer of space while outside during shelter-in-place orders, San Francisco officials will close a dozen streets to through traffic and keep them open to ...

Is real estate considered “essential business” during the COVID-19 crisis? The California Association of Realtors (CAR) thinks so, citing guidance from the federal government, but opinions ...

As the first of the month looms, Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order Friday curtailing evictions statewide in the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and its depressive effect on California’s ...

No-fault removals via Ellis Act and other means are off limits under new order, but some politicos want even more aggressive protections.

Scott Wiener, the San Francisco-based California state senator hellbent on clearing away restrictive zoning across the state, failed to create great swaths of multi-unit housing near transit and ...

No empty promises on the proposition that aims to keep retail running in the city.

Like clockwork, it’s almost Election Day in San Francisco; in fact, early voting has already started for the upcoming California primary election on March 3, 2020. In additional to the hotly ...

Workday commutes are business as usual for agency, but night and weekend riders have deserted.

Does supply and demand work for housing the way it’s supposed to? Does San Francisco, in particular, represent a weird freak of market rule that reverses the traditional effects? These questions ...

SF-based State Sen. Scott Wiener had a rough year in 2019: Not only did his signature housing bill, Senate Bill 50, run aground in Sacramento, but this week the San Francisco Board of Supervisors ...