
Welcome To The 2023 Holiday Home Stretch
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.
SoMa/South Beach
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.
High HOA dues combined with high interest rates are bogging down the condo market.
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 Millennium’s tilting and leaning drama is finally ending as $100M worth of foundation work wraps up. But a soft downtown condo market won’t help Millennium values recover quickly.
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.
My clients close tomorrow on a water view condo at The Infinity. They’re getting a great home—and a great deal, too.
There’s plenty of inventory and deals to be had in three of San Francisco’s most vibrant and popular neighborhoods.
Values trended up in April despite the ongoing buyer-seller condo stalemate.
Condo median price and volume leapfrogged over the previous two months of 2023—good news for San Francisco’s condo market.
Make sure you know if that high-rise condo you’re buying comes with any high-cost, special district taxes.
The holiday season wasn’t kind to the condo market as volume and price both took dives in December.
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.
With plenty of inventory and comparatively minimal closed sales, October wasn’t exactly a model month for the San Francisco condo market.
Cancel culture is hitting San Francisco real estate this summer. Sellers aren’t getting the prices they want or need, and are increasingly pulling their homes off the market.