Money in San Francisco news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026
In Money in San Francisco on Wednesday, October 14, 2026: SF rent fights, tech layoffs, and bay boat dwellers. Also: A San Francisco software company sold for $1.3 billion is now cutting a large portion of its workers; SFGATE asks whether Mayor Lurie's plan to solve San Francisco's rent crisis can actually work.
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- A San Francisco software company sold for $1.3 billion is now cutting a large portion of its workers.San Francisco Chronicle
- SFGATE asks whether Mayor Lurie's plan to solve San Francisco's rent crisis can actually work.SFGATE
- The San Francisco Chronicle ranks the city's biggest landlords.San Francisco Chronicle
- A proposed downtown San Francisco skyscraper could add more than 500 housing units.The Business Journals
- Renters in San Francisco find both support and mockery in Nextdoor discussions about who deserves to live here.The San Francisco Standard
- Dozens of boat dwellers near San Francisco lived rent-free for decades; a few holdouts remained before the deadline.Facebook
- A forecast expects apartment rents to rise across all 50 major U.S. housing markets.Globest
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