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Brock Keeling connects people to their city, the good and the bad, by writing and reporting about San Francisco and beyond. As the editor at Curbed SF, he draws attention to architecture, transit policies, civic design, the housing crisis, gentrification, YIMBY-versus-NIMBY battles, and how technology affects our cities.

Before joining Curbed SF, Brock was the culture editor at 7x7 Magazine and the editor at SFist. Brock's work has also been published in San Francisco Magazine. He was named blogger of the year by SF Weekly in 2010.

Brock has lived in San Francisco for 20 years, living in the South of Market neighborhood. He's a self-described and proud "militant pedestrian."

City’s curfew ends

"I hope to see that in the coming weeks, months, and years, that the people of San Francisco continue to advocate for real change across our country," says Mayor London Breed.

S.F. sees ‘unprecedented’ drop in rent prices

New data suggests that change could be coming to a city long stifled by skyrocketing rents.

Rent’s due: What to do if you get an eviction notice during the coronavirus outbreak

Good news: You won’t be evicted during the present pandemic. Bad news: You still have to pay your rent—and you could be evicted later.

Concrete SoMa loft with floor-to-ceiling windows asks $1.95M

This tucked-away home on a quiet street looks like the inside of SFMOMA.

Everything you need to know about SF’s response to the coronavirus outbreak

What to know during the COVID-19 outbreak in the city, from mass transit provisions to major closures.

5 open houses you can tour virtually

Take a virtual stroll through five new listings, including a rare offering in Jordan Park.

Where to donate your joyless items during the pandemic

Streamline your life by decluttering your home.

Mimicking Brooklyn, four SF parks adopt social distancing circles

Like parking spots but for humans, these circles are meant to keep people at a safe distance while soaking up some sun.

San Francisco to close more streets to promote safe walking

Part of the "slow streets" program, these closures will add even more safe spaces for essential trips.

Dive into these 3 East Bay Eichlers with pools

These Eichlers come with pools and courtyards, giving you the best of the great outdoors without having to leave home.