My Top 5 Condo Deal Breakers
Here are the top things you should know about a condo before you even bother to attend an open house.
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Here are the top things you should know about a condo before you even bother to attend an open house.
Here are my picks for pied-a-terres in San Francisco.
Let’s dive in and see what we can all expect this year for San Francisco real estate.
If Q4 2025 proved anything, it’s that the condo market found its footing.
The Yerba Buena neighborhood is on the rise, and that’s good news for the condo market and local businesses.
We are officially in the holiday home stretch for 2025! Here’s a look at what’s available in the house, condo and TIC markets.
We landed a great offer within a week of going on the market on my 2BR listing in Victoria Mews.
This fire-safety ordinance will require costly, disruptive in-unit sprinkler installations in older high-rise condo buildings by 2035.
You kick off your home search with a parking space as part of your criteria. And then you see the perfect condo, but it has what’s defined as “leased parking.” What’s that all about?
Looking for a spacious two-bedroom condo with a private deck, city skyline views, two full baths, in-unit laundry and parking—in a fantastic neighborhood location? My new listing will do the trick.
Just in time to enjoy Halloween on Noe Valley’s Sanchez Slow Street, my clients closed on their new condo at 1209 Sanchez.
Aggressive fires caused by lithium-ion-powered e-bikes and scooters are on the rise. San Franciscans need to be diligent about how they store and charge these vehicles.
Make sure you know if that high-rise condo you’re buying comes with any high-cost, special district taxes.
The San Francisco condo market made a respectable showing this past summer, with year-over-year volume rising and prices remaining relatively flat.
Congratulations to my clients on the purchase of a very cool industrial loft in a prime Dogpatch location.