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Apartment List’s Valuation Hits $600 Million Amid Pandemic Boost
Bloomberg 12/21/2020 Gillian Tan and Katie Roof © Bloomberg Residential apartment buildings in the Marina neighborhood of San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2020. The median monthly rate for a studio in San Francisco tumbled 31% in September from a year earlier to $2,285, compared with a 0.5% decline nationally, according to data released Tuesday by Realtor.com.
(Bloomberg) Apartment List, a rental platform, has raised $50 million in a funding round led by Janus Henderson Investors. It roughly doubled its prior valuation to more than $600 million.
The investment comes as Apartment List’s business gains momentum.
More renters in Harrisburg metro are demanding short-term leases By: Paula Wolf, Contributing Writer December 16, 2020
2:40 pm More renters looking in the Harrisburg metro area are seeking short-term leases. That’s one of the findings of Apartment List’s fourth quarter renter migration report, and it matches what’s happening nationwide.
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Calculating the impact of HUD’s homeless formulas
It took a pandemic for the federal government to actually consider homeless people in determining how much homeless aid to give out. Without congressional action, a decadeslong formula problem remains.
By Howard Center for Investigative Journalism
Eric Smith will finally have a place to call home after years of sleeping in his car and on his aunt’s sofa because of an obscure change in how the federal government calculates homeless aid.
For decades, Washington has determined how much taxpayer money to give states, counties and cities for their homeless residents, using a formula that actually has nothing to do with homelessness. But the COVID-19 pandemic, and its billions in emergency aid, forced lawmakers to rework the old, politically popular homeless formula, which spread the wealth regardless of need.
Bay Area workers are going remote from Hawaii, and some aren t coming back
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Richard Matsui and wife Christine Guo kick back in Hawaii with infant daughter Maya, as grandma Kay Matsui cheers.Shafkat Anowar / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Richard Matsui and Christine Guo walk past some of the Kaka ako murals with their baby daughter Maya. The family moved from San Francisco to Hawai‘i during the pandemic intending to stay for two months but now have no plans to return.Shafkat Anowar / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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Richard Matsui, CEO of solar company kWh Analytics, works from his home office at a condo in Kaka‘ako, Hawaii, one of many workers who’ve left the Bay Area for Hawaii in the pandemic.Shafkat Anowar / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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