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Home Buyer Tips
My new Yerba Buena listing is a great fit a savvy buyer looking for a spacious view condo in a great location near transit, Whole Foods, Oracle Park and more.
Get to know the neighborhoods that are closest to a station if you gotta be near BART.
We are officially in the holiday home stretch for 2024. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available in the house, condo and TIC markets.
Loan programs that offer financing for energy-efficient upgrades can be a great option, but make sure you understand your responsibilities when it’s time to sell.
Know what rebuild coverage you’ll need before you start calling condo insurers.
The San Francisco single-family home market is barreling through the fall, with few weak spots despite higher interest rates and an unpredictable new presidential administration.
The San Francisco Superior Court has struck down a residential vacancy tax slated to take effect in 2025, ruling that the tax is unconstitutional.
Your biggest up-front cost when buying a home in San Francisco is the deposit—typically three percent of the purchase price. And that’s all you should ever wire into escrow. Limit your deposit to three percent, and no more.
New fall inventory and lower interest rates are enticing buyers to start hitting open houses. If you’re new to the open house circuit, it’s a good time to get familiar with certain do’s and don’ts as you move through your weekend stops.
Knowing whether the property you’re about to buy and renovate is in a special use district will potentially save you big surprises and major headaches.
The condo market saw measureable year-over-year improvements this past July and August.
The San Francisco house market was stable this summer, with buyer and seller activity holding steady in July and August.
Offers of buyer broker compensation are no longer appearing in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS).
Condo buyers are holding out for the perfect home within their budget, and they’ll sit on the sidelines until they do.
The real estate landscape is evolving, and a big change this year is the mandatory use of the buyer broker agreement.