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McNellis: How Remote Work Reshaped San Francisco’s Apartment Market

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By John McNellis Rather than another dreary epistle about San Francisco, this is a tale about the only law of economics worth knowing. But it’s set in the city. In 2006, my wife inherited 190 Hermann Street, a sunny, pleasant five-unit apartment building on Mint Hill. Then, weary of rent control’s slings and arrows, we […]

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