Noe/Eureka Valley
The duplex is an ever-popular San Francisco real estate option, with a variety of uses that translates into a large buyer pool. The duplex market held its own in the second half of 2022, with many sales closing for over the list price.
The single-familly home market exited 2022 with record low volume and a year-over-year median price decline.
We are officially in the holiday home stretch for 2022. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available in the house, condo and TIC markets.
Get to know the neighborhoods that are closest to a station if you need BART proximity.
August single-family home sales saw a year-over-year dip in price, volume and overbidding as buyers pulled back and everyone generally went on vacation.
Getting into bidding wars for fixers isn’t appealing to buyers as they grapple with rising interest rates and the high renovation costs.
A recap of what happened in the San Francisco condo market in June 2022.
Condo sales this past May were quite respectable in terms of volume and value, though the condo market is a bit soft as we head into the summer months.
I’ve been seeing a spike in price increases lately, with a lot of “transparent pricing” agent alerts soaring into my email inbox. There are a…
A series of $1M+ March overbids mark a growing trend in Spring’s San Francisco luxury single-family home market.
Here are my picks for the best neighborhoods to live in if you have a dog or two.
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….
My client closed late last week on a stunning three-bedroom condo on an idyllic street in Eureka Valley—for under asking.
We are officially in the holiday home stretch for 2021, and that means buyers and sellers should be prepared to do some heavy negotiating if anyone wants to wrap things up by the end of the year. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available in the house, condo and TIC markets.
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.