
Covid Pushes HOA Dues To New Highs
Condo building residents working from home has led to a rise in HOA dues. Expect to pay more per month until everyone goes back to work.
Home Buyer Tips
Condo building residents working from home has led to a rise in HOA dues. Expect to pay more per month until everyone goes back to work.
San Francisco’s single-family home market is extremely competitive. Inventory is perennially limited and there are always way more buyers than there are homes for them….
Buyers in the market for a slice of San Francisco should consider a well-equipped one-bedroom condo. Here are three that I’m liking right now.
Buyers are still going nuts for single-family homes in San Francisco, but it’s a different story when it comes to condos.
This year is winding down, and I am looking to kick off 2022 by making myself useful to buyers and sellers.
Savvy buyers know to leave some room to overbid. In that spirit, here are three homes I recommend considering if you can afford up to $2M.
Here are five ways to avoid major closing delays between now and the end of the year.
Two-bedroom condos are the most popular and frequently sold homes in San Francisco. Trends are pointing toward generally lower overbids and a soft market for $2M+ units as 2021 comes to a close.
There’s always demand for one-bedroom condos in major cities, and San Francisco is no exception.
Do your due diligence up front on HOA restrictions before you spend time visiting a property.
San Francisco is full of micro-climates. If you’re not a fan of the fog, check out the neighborhoods where the sun tends to shine the most.
A one-bedroom condo is an excellent option for first-time home buyers looking to buy a piece of SF real estate.
If you’re considering requesting or granting a rentback, here are a few important things to know before you agree to one.
Taking out a loan after you pay cash for a property is a great way to get a jump on your competition, if that strategy is an option. This process is called “delayed purchase financing.”
The 2021 Fall real estate market in San Francisco is officially underway, with more inventory on the rise.