News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

Senior News Reporter

George Kelly

A downtown lot was supposed to be luxury homes. Instead, it’s a fenced-off encampment 

News

It was supposed to be luxury homes, but a long-vacant plot in Downtown is occupied only by a homeless encampment.

Liz Lindqwister

Luxury home sales across the Bay Area are declining—fast

Affluent buyers are holding off on purchasing homes as economic conditions worsen and prices stagnate.

Plagued San Francisco luxury apartment residents might not move home for 9 months

The 33 Tehama has flooded twice, forcing residents into temporary housing. The plagued highrise’s residents also caught a contractor stealing their belongings on camera.

This San Francisco diner has sat empty for 8 years, despite luxury homes plan. Here’s why

The Lucky Penny diner, which closed in 2015, was supposed to be replaced with 101 market-rate apartments. The Planning Commission approved the project in 2020, but nothing’s happened.

Culture Reporter 

Zara Stone

Inside the luxury world of Silicon Valley estate sales

Culture

Business

For deal lovers — and nosey people — estate sales of the Bay Area wealthy are a treasure trove of fabulous stuff and wild stories.

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A downtown lot was supposed to be luxury homes. Instead, it’s a fenced-off encampment

Luxury home sales across the Bay Area are declining—fast

Plagued San Francisco luxury apartment residents might not move home for 9 months

This San Francisco diner has sat empty for 8 years, despite luxury homes plan. Here’s why

Inside the luxury world of Silicon Valley estate sales