Here Are My SF Real Estate Predictions for 2026
Let’s dive in and see what we can all expect this year for San Francisco real estate.
Potrero/Dogpatch
Let’s dive in and see what we can all expect this year for San Francisco real estate.
We landed a great offer within a week of going on the market on my 2BR listing in Victoria Mews.
Looking for a spacious two-bedroom condo with a private deck, city skyline views, two full baths, in-unit laundry and parking—in a fantastic neighborhood location? My new listing will do the trick.
In a city known for a shortage of affordable housing opportunities, San Francisco actually has 850 such units under construction.
Congratulations to my clients on the purchase of a very cool industrial loft in a prime Dogpatch location.
One of the top must haves I hear from new home buyers? A straightforward commute to downtown San Francisco. Here are the neighborhoods with the best transit access.
It’s a good time to check out what’s available now in the San Francisco summer market.
We are officially in the holiday home stretch for 2024. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available in the house, condo and TIC markets.
We just closed the sale on my Potrero/Dogpatch listing at 631 Mississippi.
I’m proud to announce my new single-family home listing at 631 Mississippi, on the border of Potrero and Dogpatch.
San Francisco homes don’t typically have air conditioning. But developers and homeowners are installing AC more frequently these days.
We are officially in the holiday home stretch for 2023. Here’s a breakdown of what’s available in the house, condo and TIC markets.
We saw year-over-year (YOY) drops in volume and median price in September, but the luxury market came to life with a $17.5M penthouse closing after almost 500 days on the market.
We’re still seeing lots of condo inventory in San Francisco, and I’m hoping buyers take advantage of the recently lower interest rates to purchase some of the available units.
The San Francisco condo market is still sluggish, with way more units on the market than there are in contract. The good news, however, is that buyers don’t appear to be giving up on purchasing condos in the city.