
It’s Time For Buyers and Sellers To Reset
There’s a lot to freak out about, but buyers and sellers just need to develop new strategies for succeeding in the current market.
Homeowner Tips
There’s a lot to freak out about, but buyers and sellers just need to develop new strategies for succeeding in the current market.
Keep parking these unofficial parking ranges in mind when you’re determining property values with and without parking.
The SF single-family home market busted out of the gate in April with big overbids and low inventory.
Only about 12-15% of California homeowners have earthquake insurance. But it makes sense to buy that insurance in certain circumstances.
How you present your home to prospective buyers has everything to do with whether you’ll be getting top dollar. Here’s what you can expect to spend on that all-important prep work.
Preparing for aging in place in your home—or helping your parents or grandparents do so—just got a little easier thanks to Lowe’s and AARP.
A two-bedroom condo is ideal, but don’t overlook the value of a one-bedroom.
Precita Park and the Northwest Slope led the pack over the past few months in Bernal Heights.
Buyers are still going nuts for single-family homes in San Francisco, but it’s a different story when it comes to condos.
Here’s the scoop on whether an AC system install in the city will be a good return on your investment.
You’ve decided that 2022 is the year you’ll be selling your house in San Francisco. Here are five ways you can get started.
This year is winding down, and I am looking to kick off 2022 by making myself useful to buyers and sellers.
Most condo buyers want in-unit laundry, or at least a laundry room on site. Here’s what you can do if the condo you’re trying to sell has neither.
Whether you should move ahead with “legalizing” an existing in-law apartment—or creating one—depends upon what type of property you own.
If you’re considering requesting or granting a rentback, here are a few important things to know before you agree to one.