Is Adding An ADU the Right Move For You?
Whether you should move ahead with “legalizing” an existing in-law apartment—or creating one—depends upon what type of property you own.
Whether you should move ahead with “legalizing” an existing in-law apartment—or creating one—depends upon what type of property you own.
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is planning or has completed a trio of projects on tap in different parts of the city in a bid to deal with issues that are worsening as the climate changes in The Bay Area.
The San Francisco condo market didn’t take any dramatic turns over the first quarter of 2024. The median price jumped up slightly, and and there were a few significant luxury market sales.
Inventory is on the upswing as we slide into spring in San Francisco.
The first quarter of 2024 kicked off a mixed bag of activity across the San Francisco house market.
Condo HOAs can be complicated. Here’s a look at the basic homeowners documents and what they all mean.
Covid and higher loan interest rates have softened the TIC market. But buyers are purchasing TICs in desirable locations and getting more for their money than they would for a condo.
Here’s how to actually transfer your property tax base after you’ve purchased a replacement home.
A recent legal settlement by the National Association of Realtors will likely lead to changes in how brokers and agents get paid.
Many houses and condos have sold off market since the start of 2024. Here’s a look at what’s been going on.
If you’re selling your property in today’s market, make sure you’re presenting it well.
We closed late last week on my Duboce Triangle condo listing at 931 14th Street.
Kicking off your home search this spring? I have some advice for you.
The San Francisco house market is holding steady going into 2024, despite higher interest rates.
Home buyers heavily value a property’s walkability, especially in a city like San Francisco.