
SF Condo Market Report: Summer 2023
Summer saw volume and median price decline from last summer, and almost half of all current inventory has been on the market for 30 days or more.
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Summer saw volume and median price decline from last summer, and almost half of all current inventory has been on the market for 30 days or more.
Summer was noticeably slower this year, but we saw plenty of competitive offer situations and overbidding in the face of low inventory.
The San Francisco real estate market needs to take a breather before the popular fall selling season kicks off.
We’re still seeing lots of condo inventory in San Francisco, and I’m hoping buyers take advantage of the recently lower interest rates to purchase some of the available units.
June house sales were a direct reflection of a busy spring market. Here’s the latest on how this segment of the market did last month.
Getting home insurance has never been more challenging. Here’s what’s going on in San Francisco—and how you can navigate the insurance market to make sure your home purchase goes smoothly.
Going into contract on the buyer side requires a bit of multi-tasking. Here are the 5 things you’ll have to do right off the bat to get your purchase going.
The San Francisco condo market is still sluggish, with way more units on the market than there are in contract. The good news, however, is that buyers don’t appear to be giving up on purchasing condos in the city.
San Francisco single-family home sales continued on their upward trajectory in May—good news for what’s typically the peak time of year for the real estate market here.
Getting insurance is a real blast these days in California. To make things a little easier, here are the 5 key coverage areas to compare when you’re shopping around for the policy on the home you’re buying.
Buyers with low- to moderate incomes in The Bay Area can take advantage of loan programs that offer cash back and down payment assistance for home purchases located within specific Housing and Urban Development (HUD) census tracts.
Buyers are still overbidding for San Francisco homes. Here’s the scoop on where—and for what properties—the biggest overbids are happening.
There’s plenty of inventory and deals to be had in three of San Francisco’s most vibrant and popular neighborhoods.
A 1031 exchange is an excellent option for investors looking to cash in on the San Francisco market. You can defer paying big capital gains taxes, move up to a bigger and better investment property, and build your wealth in the process.
The ongoing interest rate hikes and tech layoffs may be dampening buyers’ enthusiasm for throwing money at houses.