Be prepared for disasters by having a kit at the ready. Here are a few things to consider including in your go bag.

By making a few thoughtful choices, you can create a resilient outdoor space that’s both beautiful and responsible.

It’s hard to know what to say regarding the current staggering volatility and uncertainty.

This Whitney Ranch beauty checks all the boxes!

Want to buy a fixer=upper but don’t have the ready cash to take on the required updates? Our financing partners can help.

Our friends and clients found their happy place in Happy Valley.

We are seeing some seasonal heating of the market, but we’re still a ways off from normal.

Our clients fell in love with this completely tricked out Victorian in Noe Valley.

For decades, Sacramento has been home to an extremely robust craft beer scene. Here are a few of our favorites.

Soak in the rays in San Francisco’s sunniest neighborhood.

Spring is for more than cleaning. Now is a good time to be proactive about some work around the house to prepare for the rest of the year.

One of the sunniest, warmest neighborhoods in San Francisco, the Bayview has a long history, going back to the Ohlone Indians who predated European colonials.

We are moving into the spring selling season, typically the most heated of the year.

Understand how each different level of approval from the lender affects your position as a home buyer.

Want a garden but don’t have a green thumb? Container gardening is an easy way to create a beautiful display of greenery — even if you don’t have a yard.

Mortgage rates are not directly tied to the Fed Funds Rate. Instead, they tend to follow the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield.

2025 began with the usual new year rebound; the numbers of new listings and of listings going into contract have bounced back from December.

Surprisingly, buying while rates are higher can potentially lead to bigger gains in the long run.