
San Francisco Market Report September 2023
Multifamily Moving into the second half of 2023, the loss of workforce and population from the pandemic has only partially recovered. Unlike most other markets in the Bay area, apartment
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Multifamily Moving into the second half of 2023, the loss of workforce and population from the pandemic has only partially recovered. Unlike most other markets in the Bay area, apartment
Multifamily Deal flow and investment outside of a few market-moving transactions have slowed thus far in 2023, but the trend is likely not solely due to fundamentals. Debt costs continue
The rate of people returning to downtown San Francisco’s offices has been slow, but the number is increasing. There are a number of indicators that show that office buildings and