By the time you finish this article, 400K Americans were probably robocalled
by Nigel Chiwaya and Jeremia Kimelman
When your phone rings today, you probably shouldn’t answer it.
Odds are high it will be a robocall […]Read more
First-time homebuyer? Here’s what you need to know
A step-by-step guide to making the biggest purchase of your life.
by Nicole Spector, NBCnews.com
My husband and I are very excited to buy […]Read more
Faced with steep prices, buyers look to emerging East Bay neighborhoods — Berkeleyside
By Janis MaraApril 13, 2018, 11:30 a.m.
This 3-bedroom home close to BART is on the market listed at $699,000 in West Oakland, a rapidly […]Read more
Millennials have big financial goals but don’t have a plan, research finds
Putting your money where your goals are isn’t impossible — advance planning, automation and realistic expectations all help.
Everything’s coming up roses for millennials […]Read more
Millennials don’t want to own things. Startups are eager to help
Carolyn Said Sep. 10, 2018 Updated: Sep. 10, 2018 5 a.m.
Helen Bui jettisoned almost everything she owned when she moved to Asia to “take […]Read more
Eastline project, bigger than Salesforce Tower, seeks to transform Oakland
Two blocks north of Oakland’s 19th Street BART Station are a shuttered burger stand, a public parking garage and short commercial buildings.
The barren site […]Read more
Is Sacramento real estate headed for a bust?
BY TONY BIZJAK AND PHILLIP REESE
August 23, 2018 11:31 AM
After six years of price increases, Sacramento residential real estate just hit […]Read more
Where are Millennials going? Hint: Not San Francisco.
The capital city is attracting many new residents from within California. An estimated 10,000 millennials moved to Sacramento from other cities in the state, while […]Read more
Renting is cheaper than buying homes in San Francisco, San Jose
It’s now cheaper to rent than buy homes in San Francisco, San Jose
Home prices have rocketed so high, it’s now cheaper to rent than […]Read more
Some millennials are raiding their 401(k)s for a down payment — there are better ways to do it.‘This is a clear sign you’re not ready to buy yet,’ financial experts caution
by Herb Weisbaum
Two in 10 millennials (19 percent) who plan to buy a home expect to dip into their retirement accounts to fund […]Read more