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. 


The group is walking away from 2.4-million-square feet of commercial real estate in the city.

The city’s cratering commercial real estate market presents chances for those with cash and a bit of patience. 


‘I don’t think we’ve reached the bottom yet,’ said the city’s chief economist as few buildings change hands. 

Brandon Shorenstein took over his family’s multibillion-dollar business at the worst time. What will his legacy be? 