Yoga Tree Celebrates with a Free Party

Yoga in San Francisco is its own culture. From the young to the old to the wildly eccentric to the very disciplined, the city by the bay does not disappoint in terms of a vast arra... Read More

A & E

October Not-to-Miss Events

By Lynette Majer

FLEET WEEK Some are thrilled, some not so, but the celebration of the United States’ military might and those who serve returns this year and starts officially with the Blue ... Read More

Real Estate Today

It’s only going to get tougher to own a car in San Francisco

By Carole Isaacs

To own a car or not to own a car in San Francisco, that is the question! Maybe it sounds a bit far-fetched to get Shakespearean about to owning a car in San Francisco, but it works... Read More

Market Report

The Marina Times Real Estate Market Report: July 2014

By Hill & Co.

News Briefs

High-End Tics

By John Zipperer

It’s not just tenements that are doing Ellis Act evictions to generate more revenue. One of the messier fights is taking place at the swanky Park Lane apartments on Nob Hill ... Read More

News Briefs

It’s Official: San Francisco Has Affordable Housing Shortfall

By John Zipperer

Though the statement that the city has a shortage of affordable housing is not news to anybody, they might still be wide-eyed by the numbers backing up that statement. San Francisc... Read More

News Briefs

San Francisco Village Info Meeting

By John Zipperer

San Francisco Village is a citywide network helping city residents over the age of 60 remain independent in their homes and neighborhoods. It is inviting the public and potential p... Read More

News Briefs

Sunshine-Friendly City

By John Zipperer

In some parts of San Francisco, the sun is an infrequent but welcome visitor; but even in some of the foggiest sectors of the city, you will still find property owners who install ... Read More

The Mystery Housebuyer

The Eichler temptation

By John Zipperer

When Joseph Eichler was born in 1900, homes in the United States were not much known for their creativity. When he died in 1974, he had helped to change the landscape of American m... Read More

Home & Garden

Prepare for winter

By Julia Strzesieski

Although we often enjoy our nicest weather in October, winter is just around the corner, and if we’re lucky, we’ll see some rain before the end of the month. Our climat... Read More

Caring For Our Kids

Dinner at your doorstep: Healthful options for families

By Liz Farrell

One of the hardest parts for me about getting back into a school routine is finding the time and energy to make dinner. After school is packed with pick-ups, drop offs, and trying ... Read More

2014 October