The spring real estate market is here — and so is Embarcadero Media's annual Spring Home & Real Estate magazine, which takes a look at this season's epic bidding wars, real estate in the post-COVID era, a rare Frank Lloyd Wright home in Atherton and what's on the market for $2 million, $6 million, $10 million, and more.

See coverage in the 2022 Spring Home & Real Estate e-edition or see our curated story list below:

Rare Frank Lloyd Wright home hits the market

Most properties attract buyers for features they have rather than ones they don’t. That's not the case for the Frank Lloyd Wright house that went on the market in Atherton this spring. Each of its walls, except one, lacks 90-degree angles. Find out what other unique features have made this midcentury modern home nationally recognized. Read the full story.

Home prices break historical ceiling — again

With no time to hesitate in this year's competitive market, buyers are aggressively overbidding, pushing sales prices above last year's record highs.

No wonder the most commonly asked question by young buyers at recent open houses is, "How much more should I bid up?"

Find out just how high Midpeninsula home values have climbed since 2021. Read the full story.

As the virus fades, where do we go from here? Industry leaders weigh in

It's been a long two years since the pandemic brought the region to a screeching halt midway through March 2020, catapulting the home industry into a new reality. With hope of at last exiting the pandemic on the horizon, find out what industry leaders think might change and what lingering impacts of the past two years might be here to stay. Read the full story.

Hold on! The spring market is going to be a wild ride

As the world lurches from one unpredictable crisis to another, one thing is certain: The Midpeninsula housing market continues to remain above the fray as spring bidding wars push homes $1 million above asking price in some neighborhoods. Read the full story.