What Are Those Brick Circles in the Pavement?
They’re helping to keep our city safe in an emergency.
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They’re helping to keep our city safe in an emergency.
Condo market activity this fall hasn’t changed much since the summer, and I think two factors have been holding back our market.
For the savvy buyer looking for a spacious view condo in the middle of the dynamic Yerba Buena neighborhood, my off-market opportunity at 300 3rd Street #1105 is a great fit.
We just closed the sale of my Hayes Valley townhome condo listing at 17 Laussat yesterday.
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.
I’m happy to report that we just closed on my top-floor, two-bedroom Victorian condo listing at 807 Guerrero in Eureka Valley/Mission Dolores.
The condo market saw measureable year-over-year improvements this past July and August.
It’s sometimes a bit of a marketing cliche to use the word “gem” when describing a property in San Francisco. But my new listing at 17 Laussat really is one.
My current two-bedroom condo listing one block from Dolores Park will be open this weekend.
I have an awesome new listing in the Eureka Valley/Mission Dolores neighborhood that checks all the buyer boxes.
We just closed the sale on my Potrero/Dogpatch listing at 631 Mississippi.
The condo market gained traction in the second quarter as sales volume got a boost and even the luxury category made a stronger showing.
My clients just snagged a great house in the Outer Parkside.
I’m happy to announced that my gorgeous three-bedroom single-family home at 130 Shakespeare in the Outer Mission has sold.
The deadline is looming for California multi-unit and condo buildings to comply with inspection laws.