September 2022 Report: San Francisco House Market
September sales were dampened by higher interest rates and a stock market fizzle.
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Earthquake Brace + Bolt Program Helps Owners Reduce Retrofit Costs
If you’re a homeowner thinking about doing a seismic upgrade on your property, you may be eligible for a $3,000 grant to offset costs—and be able to significantly lower your earthquake insurance cost.
August 2022 Report: San Francisco Condo Market
Median price and overbidding percentages were lackluster in August, and volume returned to its more normal pre-pandemic levels.
When’s The Best Time To Sell in San Francisco?
The busiest times in San Francisco real estate—when many homeowners tend to list their properties—are traditionally the Spring and Fall. But there are pros and cons to following the herd.
New 10-Day Warning Required Before Eviction Notice
San Francisco landlords must now give their tenants a 10-day heads up before serving an eviction notice.
New Housing Inventory Requirement for SF Landlords
The city has a new “housing inventory” requirement for landlords.
Solar Panel Leases: How To Avoid Escrow Headaches
Make sure you’re aware of the leased solar panel transfer process before you set your closing date. These things can sometimes take more time than you expect.
Buy the Right Insurance for Short-Term Rentals
It’s critical to have the right insurance if you’re planning to lease your property as a short-term rental.
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.
What’s The Value of a Parking Space in San Francisco?
Keep parking these unofficial parking ranges in mind when you’re determining property values with and without parking.
Canyon-Size Gap Emerges Between SFH List and Sale Prices
The SF single-family home market busted out of the gate in April with big overbids and low inventory.
Should You Buy Earthquake Insurance?
Only about 12-15% of California homeowners have earthquake insurance. But it makes sense to buy that insurance in certain circumstances.
What You Can Expect To Spend When You Sell
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.
How To Get Started on Aging in Place
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.