While San Francisco has long been associated with an elite housing market, the City by the Bay has reportedly seen a resurgence in home sales thanks to a booming technology: artificial intelligence.

San Francisco's luxury real-estate market went from ghost town to gold rush. After a period of post-pandemic urban decline, the city is now experiencing a renaissance at the highest echelons of the ...

An increase in relocations and a lack of inventory has pushed up prices in San Francisco’s luxury rental market, leading to bidding wars on apartments at the upper end, according to leasing agents.

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. San Francisco's luxury rental market is experiencing a significant boom with bidding wars and high demand, especially in premier neighborhoods and downtown.

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A striking black, barrel-roofed home built for Jane’s Addiction frontman and Lollapalooza founder Perry Farrell in Venice, California, came to market last week asking $2.65 million. Designed by ...

While sales have dragged in the Bay Area’s overall housing market amid high interest rates and market volatility, the region’s elite have continued to trade homes at eye-popping prices. The bulk of ...

New $8.5M home near Coit Tower showcases 360-degree San Francisco views. Architect Lewis Butler designed the 7,500-sq-ft home with modernist features. Listing agent sees renewed interest amid civic ...