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Teresa Acosta: “Housing and Local Control Are the Challenges Facing Cities”

Latino representation in the spaces where statewide public policy is shaped has a new leader at the League of California Cities. Teresa Acosta, a Carlsbad councilmember since 2020, became president of the organization on September 25, becoming the second Latina to hold the position in the association’s 128-year history, she said during an interview with Fanny Miller, publisher of El Latino San Diego.

Carlsbad, CA · 9d
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sfstandard.com

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What we know about the NYC firm trying to buy SF’s dead mall

When news broke last week that Seven Equity Group had emerged as the next buyer to try to acquire the San Francisco Centre Mall, few in the city’s close-knit real estate world knew of the firm. Name recognition doesn’t always equate to credibility or capability, but the lack of...

San Francisco, CA · 10d
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SFGate

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Tiny Lake Havasu City has become a hotspot for Calif.'s millionaire renters

Millionaire renters are surging across California.

California · 12d
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KQED

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A Fight Over Farmworker Housing Is on the Ballot in This Bay Area Town

After more than a half-century of marriage, Cándido Rosales and his wife are living apart in the same town. She recently joined him from Mexico after waiting years for her immigration paperwork to be approved. But they haven’t found a place they can afford where they could live together in Half Moon Bay. She is staying with her sister; he shares a rented room with another person.

Half Moon Bay, CA · 10d
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mindfullyamerican.com

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8 Things California Home Sellers Have to Disclose That Surprise Buyers

Most home sellers expect to mention a leaky roof or a cracked foundation. But Californians selling a house may be surprised how much more the law asks them to tell a buyer. Here’s what to know before you list. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Disclosure rules...

California · 13d

Coast News

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Opinion: Yes on Prop 45 to own your piece of the California dream

In California, we talk a lot about affordable housing. I’d much prefer we build affordable housing rather than talk about it. Proposition 45, the Building and Affordable California Act, would make it easier to do just that. It would allow us to build more of the homes that Californians need, including single-family homes in the suburbs as well as condos, townhomes and apartments in our cities.

California · 9d

San Francisco Chronicle

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Safeway Marina developer accuses opponents of ‘weaponizing’ civil rights law

The developer behind the controversial plan to build new homes on top of a Safeway store near San Francisco’s waterfront is accusing neighborhood opponents of using civil rights law as a “weapon.”

San Francisco, CA · 9d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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​​Tiny-Home Developers in California Hit With Felony Charges After Abandoning Projects

Homeowners who paid thousands of dollars to a California company say they were left with unfinished projects and financial losses.

California · 12d

ABC7 News Bay Area

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Anthropic's IPO expected to reshape SF's housing market: 'Most of us can't afford houses'

The San Francisco-based company's IPO is projected to be one of the largest in history. City officials are preparing for the economic impact that could follow.

San Francisco, CA · 12d

Alameda Post

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Properties Sold in Alameda October 12 – 25, 2026

We are deep into October, and the fall cooldown has started, but Alameda’s real estate market warmed up a bit over the past two weeks. Fourteen homes were sold—10 in 94501 and four in 94502. Inventory rose slightly, with 84 homes for sale, 8 coming soon, and 28 pending.

Alameda, CA · 11d

Silicon Valley

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Wellness nonprofit buys ‘jewel box’ Scottish Rite Center in downtown Oakland

OAKLAND — The Scottish Rite Center near Lake Merritt in downtown Oakland was bought by a wellness-oriented nonprofit in a deal that will bring a new purpose to the historic site. Through an affiliate, Art of Living Foundation paid $9.3 million for the building at 1547 Lakeside Dr., documents...

Oakland, CA · 12d

SFGate

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Plan to turn Tanforan mall from 'death spiral' into housing moves forward

It was formerly a horse racing track for around seven decades.

San Bruno, CA · 13d

The Center Square

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Shadows no longer delay developments in San Francisco

(The Center Square) - A new San Francisco law is dialing back building delays caused by regulations over the shadows that new buildings cast. The repeal of the environmental protections rule is the latest in a string of development-friendly Bay Area moves during the administration of Mayor Daniel Lurie, who calls himself a centrist Democrat. Lurie signed the SHADE Act on Friday. “For decades, San Francisco has made it easier to block housing than to build it,” Lurie said. “Now we are using every tool available to build more housing more quickly, and this is just the latest example.” The Slashing Housing Appeals and Delays Everywhere, or SHADE, Act was passed during an 8-1 vote by the 11-person San Francisco Board of Supervisors, with Supervisor Connie Chan the sole dissenter. The board governs the combined county and city of San Francisco. The law removes a shadow impact analysis step that had been required by city law for many new buildings to be compliant with the California Environmental Quality Act. In addition to removing the shadow study, the law shortens the appeal window for CEQA rulings from 30 to 15 days. “San Francisco is done letting red tape cast a shadow

San Francisco, CA · 11d

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Redwood Credit Union supports affordable housing nonprofits across six counties for ICU Day

Redwood Credit Union recently joined in the annual worldwide celebration of International Credit Union (ICU) Day, a day to raise awareness and reflect on the positive impact credit unions make in the lives of their members and communities. Redwood Credit Union (RCU) turned members’ everyday card purchases into support for...

San Francisco, CA · 11d

hoodline.com

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Petaluma Insulation Firm Buys Its Own Building After 11 Years as Tenant

Dwaine McCoy just bought the building his own company has been renting for more than a decade. McCoy acquired the 11,289-square-foot industrial property at 1300 Dynamic St. in Petaluma for $2 million on Sept. 15, picking up the longtime home of Ace Insulation from Habas family trusts. According to public...

Petaluma, CA · 11d

Fox News

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California wants to spend $25 billion to put homebuyers deeper in debt

Proposition 37 would let California issue $25 billion in bonds for down payment assistance, but more borrowing won't solve the housing shortage.

California · 13d

IgniteIt

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“I Don’t Think a Lounge Would Be Self-Sustaining”: The Economics Behind Cannabis Hospitality

The Artist Tree cofounder Lauren Fontein explains why cannabis lounges struggle to sustain themselves, how high rents and discounting squeeze retail margins, and what the company has learned while expanding from California to New York without institutional financing.

California · 11d

wheninyourstate.com

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17% mobile-home rent hikes spark emergency action in California

Manufactured-home owners in Encinitas, California, are pushing for stronger protections after some residents at Riviera Mobile Home Park were notified of steep increases in the rent charged for the land beneath their homes. Some proposed increases exceeded 17%, including one that would have added about $350 a month. Management later...

Encinitas, CA · 12d