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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Bargain-hunting renters have long looked east, finding more space for less — with sunnier summers to boot — across the Bay Bridge. But the premium to live
By: Emily Landes
Many who fled SF for greener pastures during the pandemic are now trying to return, but the housing market is proving to be a nightmare. From super-commuting from Arizona to giving up ownership to rent a space half the size, here’s what the “great return” really looks like.
By: Emily Landes
Big IPO, bigger house. One of the main men behind the Grok chatbot—31-year-old xAI co-founder Yuhuai Wu—appears to be the mystery buyer behind the Bay Area’s biggest real estate deal of 2026.
By: Emily Landes
In San Francisco’s red-hot housing market, some homes are officially selling for double the asking price. Find out why this is becoming a new reality as even listing agents can’t keep up with how much buyers are willing to spend to avoid another bidding war.
A new schedule might just mean the final buzzer for SF’s nearly 30-year-old co-ed “beer league”. See why 500 ultra-passionate hockey players are ready to hang up their skates at Yerba Buena and why the rink is willing to let them go.
If everything goes according to plan (no overtime), the Scrappers get home from their midweek adult recreational league hockey games around 2 a.m. They’re
By: Emily Landes, Emily Dreyfuss
But Da Mayor doesn’t want them back. Also in this week’s Waggle: a new Lurie baby, a #luxurynanny, and a tech-conference afterparty with a billionaire DJ.
By: Emily Landes
Tired of bidding wars on the few single-family homes on the market? Some Bay Area families are teaming up to build vertical villages out of multi-unit buildings. Think community, affordability and built-in babysitting all under one roof — assuming you design it right and some strong agreements in place first. It’s part of a nationwide trend to combat loneliness and make housing more affordable.
By: Emily Landes
The likely 2028 presidential candidate is asking for about double what he spent on the 8.2-acre property in 2018. It has resort-style amenities at the gated compound include a pool, full size tennis court, private casita and, of course, a brick-walled 5,000-bottle wine cellar.
So long, Sacramento! As Gov. Gavin Newsom wraps up his second term, he and wife Jennifer Siebel Newsom are selling their home in the city’s Fair Oaks neigh
