A Converted Warehouse Loft in the San Francisco Bay Area Seeks $950K
[ad_1] Nestled in the heart of Emeryville, California, across the bay from San Francisco, the Horton Street Lofts were originally built in 1917 and converted in 1993. Today, it offers 15 live/work spaces that rarely see the market, though one has just surfaced for $950,000. Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in Emeryville, Horton Street […]
Learning Love Your House Again- Sunset Magazine
[ad_1] In the kitchen, custom-designed cabinetry is paired with soapstone countertops and backsplash. When a Berkeley couple was faced with a choice between selling their empty nest or remodeling, they chose the latter. The end result is pocket-size perfection that maximizes every square inch. Here’s a story that will sound familiar to anyone feeling the […]
176-year-old Bay Area home hits market for $2.1 million – SFGATE
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Suspects in multiple Bay Area residential burglaries arrested during Union City heist
[ad_1] Four alleged members of a sophisticated burglary crew that targeted homes in multiple Bay Area cities have been arrested after an investigation involving several law enforcement agencies. San Jose police said that on Dec. 29, 2023, detectives began investigating a series of home invasions and residential burglaries in the city. After consulting with other […]
Everything You Need to Know About Designing an ADU
[ad_1] Join Now Summer Sale: Become an AD PRO member for only $20 $12 per month. Arrow “Up until a few years ago, ‘ADU’ was a term used mostly by architects, as part of their professional jargon. The acronym [accessory dwelling units] has only become part of the lexicon in the last year or so. […]
Bay Area home and garden tips, trends and news – The Mercury News
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Bay Area Landscape Designers: Meet the Next Generation | Architectural Digest
[ad_1] Pine House Edible Gardens Armed with a quiver of prestigious degrees, Leslie Bennett began her career in the fields of environmental justice, land-use and cultural-property law, and preservation. Then she decided it was time to get her hands dirty. “I felt useless being a super-wonky desk worker,” Bennett recalls. “I wanted to reconnect to […]
Green Bay students built a $200,00 home, learn construction job skills
[ad_1] GREEN BAY — Last fall, 331 S. Irwin Ave. in Green Bay was a nothing more than a vacant lot with some trees. Now, there is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, largely built by high-schoolers. The home was built as part of the Green Bay School District’s Bridges Construction and Renovation program and its partnership with NeighborWorks Green Bay. Bridges […]
Why teams in white Super Bowl jerseys hold an advantage – NBC Bay Area
[ad_1] What colors come to mind when you think about the Super Bowl? The silver shine of the Lombardi Trophy. The bright splash of a Gatorade bath. The shower of confetti that matches the winning team’s scheme. While those elements add to the overall look of the Super Bowl, one understated color has an underrated […]
Accessory Dwelling Units & Affordable Housing in Oakland
[ad_1] Far too many Bay Area residents are at risk of displacement. Rising housing costs continue to ravage the community, placing a massive financial strain on many. Homeowner cost burdens have sharply risen in the past few decades, with Black and Latinx homeowners facing the highest cost burden out of all of the racial groups. […]