Liz Lindqwister

Will the tech downturn be the death of SF real estate?

Are SF home values in a death spiral—or poised for rebirth? Rental and sales data tell one story; agents point to signs of optimism. 


New housing is always ‘too tall,’ ‘too dense’ or just ‘not right for this neighborhood.’ Is there anywhere we can build desperately needed homes?

Mary Fong Lau, 79, told a witness she was trying to park when she accidentally moved her foot to the gas pedal.

In the days before quadriplegic Christopher Saylor died, his mother told staff at San Francisco General Hospital to confiscate his drugs.

The 48-foot-tall “R-Evolution” sculpture encourages viewers to “see past the sexual charge that has developed around the female body.”