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Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties: In the Financial District: a one-bedroom, one-bath, 1,160-square-foot corner apartment with a foyer that descends down steps into a combined living and dining room, a galley kitchen with a dishwasher and cabinet-faced appliances, a washer and dryer, and a 700-square-foot wraparound terrace, on the top floor of a nine-story doorman building at William Street with a gym, library and hotel-style concierge.

Although it's unclear when, exactly, spring started, the Friday weather seems to be cooperating for the first night of the Bhangra and Beats Night Market set for today, Friday, May 12 in downtown San Francisco.The new event will have a mix of food and drink vendors, including San Francisco's New Delhi restaurant, Bissap Baobab, SF Chickenbox, and Al Pastor Papi, with bar 620 Jones serving cocktails and non-alcoholic options for the crowds.

In this economy, we could pretty much all use a break, so there's perhaps even more incentive to take advantage of the deals being offered during this spring's edition of San Francisco Restaurant Week.The event, put on as always by the city's restaurant industry lobbying group the Golden Gate Restaurant Association, will run from Friday, April 14 through Sunday, April 23 meaning 10 full days to take advantage of the discounted prix fixe menus offered by restaurants and bars across San Francisco.

It feels like only yesterday that Harrington's Bar & Grill neighbor Ed Kim told fellow San Franciscans he was seeking to reopen the 85-year-old bar.But, the owners of the bar - Ken and Michael Harrington, who are descendants of the original owners - told the San Francisco Business Timesthere are actually no plans to revive the business.

One by one the tour buses descended on the blue collar neighborhood in Hong Kong known as To Kwa Wan literally translated as Potato Bay unloading throngs of travelers from mainland China outside large restaurants where a quick lunch awaited them inside.Outfitted in white, red and orange ball caps to denote which tour they belonged to, the visitors crowded the sidewalks, smoked cigarettes under a No Smoking sign and bumped into the glass storefront of a real estate office where Nicky Lam, a property agent, was rolling her eyes.

This New York interpretation of a Korean sooljib, a spot for drinking, is from Ellia and Junghyun JP Park, the wife-and-husband team who own Atomix, Atoboy and Naro with their partner Hand Hospitality.At the entrance, a cocktail bar, run by Jiyoon Baek, features drinks that lean on traditional Korean spirits.

Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Open Homes Photography for Sotheby's International Realty Joseph Eichler's single-family homes are in high demand in California, but the prolific midcentury developer's apartment towers including this one, built in 1964 are lesser known.

More news for Orange County this week, as the quickly-growing Canadian chain Joey is set to debut at Newport Beach's Fashion Island in just a few days' time.The restaurant first came to prominence in Woodland Hills and Downtown Los Angeles back in the summer of 2019, almost immediately becoming a millions-a-year staple for the Financial District set and tourists looking to enjoy a bit of everything from the wide-ranging menu.

Devin Walsh spends up to 40 minutes commuting to work at least four days each week.Walsh says she enjoys being around her teammates and feels more productive in an office.She's also been able to receive multiple promotions and raises in less than two years.This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Devin Walsh, a 23-year-old senior account executive from New York City.

Work to convert an art deco skyscraper from offices to residential use has completed, becoming the largest building in New York City to undergo this type of adaptive reuse.A total of 566 homes now occupy One Wall Street, designed by Ralph Walker and completed in 1931, in Lower Manhattan's Financial District.

Grubb Properties CEO Clay Grubb and 1353 North Western Avenue, Los Angeles (Clay Grubb, Urban Architecture Lab) Grubb Properties seeks to build a 70-unit, mixed-used apartment complex in East Hollywood.The North Carolina-based developer has filed plans to build the seven-story building on a vacant lot at 1353 North Western Avenue, Urbanize Los Angeles reported.

Hudson Pacific Properties' Victor Coleman (Hudson Pacific Properties, Getty) Hudson Pacific Properties feels the impacts of a slow office market.It's a time of pause, slowness and maybe even reversing path and giving up space, particularly for technology tenants, the company's President Mark Lammas said during an earnings call on Thursday.

Bank Station has been receiving something of a gradual glowup recently, and a new entrance on Cannon Street, plus two new lifts, are the latest strings to its bow.It follows on from the arrival of new moving walkways to speed up that switch between the Central and Northern line, as well as a set of new interchanges that make access to the DLR much faster at Bank Station.

There's a "Celtic Tiger" that weighs 68 tonnes that'll be chewing up the earth underneath Toronto for about a year.But don't worry.This isn't a horror movie we're talking about.Hydro One lowered the massive Celtic Tiger Tunnel Boring Machine into the ground on Monday to build a tunnel that will house new transmission cables under the city core.

High commercial rents are forcing independent businesses off Toronto's Roncesvalles Avenue, a process that locals say will make the quirky commercial strip look just like any other street in the city..After eight years on Roncesvalles, the popular Lambretta Pizzeria is the latest business to close down because its owner says she can't afford a 30 per cent rent increase.

Without saying why, Heather Zordel has resigned as chair of the Ontario Securities Commission just seven months into her posting.The Financial District is shown with the CN Tower in the background in Toronto on Friday, Aug. 5, 2022.(Nathan Denette/The Canadian Press) The chair of the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) has stepped down less than a year after taking the job.

Local "I think William and Kate are great role models for young people like me to try and change the world."Hundreds of Bostonians braved the rain to welcome Prince William and Princess Catherine at City Hall Plaza Tuesday evening.The welcome event, which included speeches from Governor-elect Maura Healey, Mayor Michelle Wu, and Prince William himself, drew both curious passersby and royal devotees.

The Boston Globe The pandemic-altered rhythms of work and life mean the once-unremarkable day that predated the weekend is busier than ever.On an October Thursday in Brighton, a dozen chatty patrons sipped Japanese liquor at The Koji Club.Bartenders described the sake - brews with names like Forgotten Fortune or Dragon God - as "ricey and rusty," and a couple complained about their bosses over a plate of curry empanadas.

Thursday's budget proved to be a red letter day for the City of London.In the moments after Jeremy Hunt delivered his perfumed message to the Square Mile, shares in all the big players, from HSBC to Legal & General, climbed back to where they had been before September's disastrous mini-budget.Bankers, fearing the worst for their bonuses in the days before the fifth financial statement of the year, could look forward to filling their savings accounts once again.

A TikTok video accusing Greenwich Village restaurant One If By Land, Two If By Sea of allegedly discriminating against Asian customers by giving them less desirable seats is going viral, the New York Post reports.User @Rokug4n posted the video on November 1, which to date has over 100,000 views, detailing their own recent experience at the restaurant, as well as screenshots of Yelp reviews from other Asian customers alleging similar discriminatory behavior, dating back months.