Fog City Guide

What is community policing? It is the police force working WITH the community to solve the situations that arise in a community that the community can’t solve on their own. All of us involved in Neighborhood Watch Groups know how important community policing is when we seek ways to solve problems that arise in our [...]

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“The banks were buying properties without the buyers having any stake in the home”.

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The numbers for the San Francisco market show a rebound in units sold and in median price from February to January before. Has the bottom occurred?
The median price for single family homes went from $606,500 to $707,500 which is an increase of 14%. The median condo price went from $660,000 to $792,500, a 12% gain.
The [...]

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Large jump in inventory. The volume of closed sales were down significantly in January and inventory is up significantly leading to a large jump in the absorbtion rate. Look for the absorbtion rate to fall due to the number of properties in escrow on the first of the month.

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San Francisco City & County has done pretty well when compared to the rest of the region, state and nation.

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If you have 15 San Franciscans in a discussion you’ll get 16 opinions. Somebody can be counted on to have 2 opinions.

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I had a good write up in the Examiner on Sunday December 7, 2008. It’s a regular feature on what San Franciscans like to do in the city. Favorite places.
http://www.sfexaminer.com/entertainment/My_City_Fresh_ingredients_good_food_and_a_thrilling_view.html

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It has been too long since I’ve written here. The last post was about my neighbors opposing the transit change. We opposed it very well it seems because the SFMTA backed off the change completely. The bus line will reamin on its historic route in Miraloma Park.
My writing time has been applied to papers for [...]

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