Bay Area Market
Inventory, pricing, and demand trends across the greater San Francisco Bay Area.
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Weekly Housing Trends: U.S. Market Update (Week Ending September 12, 2026)
Get the latest U.S. housing market trends, including inventory shifts, listing activity, prices, and buyer-seller dynamics, with fresh weekly data and insights.
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Luxury Market Snapshot: Provincetown, MA
At the very tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown has become the region’s most expensive housing market, with a median listing price of $1.56 million and a per-square-foot figure of $1,480 that runs 2.6 times the metro average. With 79% of its land permanently conserved and a national buyer pool that arrives with intent, this is…
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CalPERS CEO lands seven-figure bonus — her first — as pension fund extends run of good returns
CalPERS Chief Executive Marcie Frost earned $387,000 in 2017. She’ll take home at least $1.7 million this year after being awarded a record bonus.
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Juez: Los agentes de inmigración deben dejar de realizar arrestos sin orden judicial
Un juez de Los Ángeles dictaminó que los agentes federales de inmigración probablemente violaron la Constitución al no evaluar el riesgo de fuga al realizar arrestos sin orden judicial.
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California quiere prohibir el matrimonio infantil. ¿Por qué estos grupos de derechos civiles intentan impedirlo?
En California, el matrimonio es legal para cualquier persona menor de 18 años. Sin embargo, esto podría cambiar con un proyecto de ley que se encuentra en el despacho del gobernador Newsom, a pesar de los esfuerzos de la ACLU y Planned Parenthood por proteger esta práctica.
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$1 million in homeless funds for a nightclub? New LA fraud cases allege bribery and theft
Federal and local prosecutors unveil new cases and a guilty plea, while asking: Who was actually watching the books at the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority?
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August 2026: Building permits declined while single-family completions fell to the lowest pace since 2019
Single-family housing starts surged in August, but headwinds are rising
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The wrong levers
Four years of a frozen housing market won’t thaw from the three levers everyone keeps pulling
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California’s tough on crime law promised treatment. Here’s why people are falling through the cracks
California’s Prop. 36 gave certain people facing criminal charges an option to have their cases dropped if they complete drug treatment. Now, counties are on their own to figure out how to provide it.
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Newsom and legislators withhold school funds while state blows money on pork and luxury travel
While the state withheld $3.9 billion from schools, it spent $1.3 billion on pork projects and $600,000 on train consultants’ questionable luxury travel bills, reports say.









