Emily Landes is a reporter at The Real Deal. She covers Bay Area residential and commercial markets, with a particular focus on San Francisco and broader market trends, while also exploring themes in construction, architecture, and real estate investment. Emily has been featured in The Real Deal and The San Francisco Standard.
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Emily Landes’ coverage focuses primarily on the real estate industry, particularly in the San Francisco and Bay Area regions. She frequently reports on private sector announcements and often cites data to support her articles.
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By: Emily Landes
The “Handyman-as-a-Service” economy is on the grow and the Bay Area is leading the way. Investors are betting big that home owners want to outsource their homes’ maintenance via subscription plans that promise to get their long to-do lists done.
By: Emily Landes
The St. Helena vineyard estate that once belonged to the real Charles Shaw just sold at auction for $10.15 million—a massive drop from its original $35 million asking price.
By: Emily Landes
The Napa estate once owned by “Two Buck Chuck” himself, Charles Shaw, has been sold at auction. Appropriately enough, the 42-plus-acre St. Helena property
By: Emily Landes
Paying $50,000 a month for a rental is now a thing as rents in some SF neighborhoods jump by more than 50% in just one year.
By: Emily Landes
We’ve taken the liberty of house hunting for LeBron, just in case he’s a future Warrior. We found: a vineyard property with 2,000 acres, an SF penthouse 700-feet in the air, and an amphitheatre big enough for his own post-game press conference.
By: Emily Landes
The asking price is just a suggestion as inventory drops, and a “mind-boggling” amount of money leads “hyper-bidding” to become the new norm.
By: Emily Landes
The explosive history behind this Telegraph Hill stunner where one of the art world’s most famous power couples once lived and a serial killer was first depicted on screen.
By: Emily Landes
This only-in-San-Francisco story started with the illegal explosions of politically connected quarrymen, who unintentionally carved the perfect perch for a
The 2.6-acre lot comes with a trout pond, a meditation hut, and plenty of literary history.
By: Emily Landes
A Sea Cliff sale just reset the bar for how much buyers are willing to pay at the tippy top of the luxury market. The $20 million sale wasn’t the biggest sale in this hyperactive summer. But it did set a new record for the price paid per square foot.
