
Catching Up with the Spring 2025 Market
I’m getting a grip on the spring market after a two-week holiday in London and Paris.
Sunset/Parkside
I’m getting a grip on the spring market after a two-week holiday in London and Paris.
My clients just snagged a great house in the Outer Parkside.
My clients just closed on their purchase of 1406 43rd Avenue, a sweet updated two-bedroom home in the Outer Sunset.
Limited inventory is leading to a somewhat frenetic single-family home market in San Francisco this spring.
The first quarter of 2024 kicked off a mixed bag of activity across the San Francisco house market.
The single-family home market settled down in Q4 2023, and we finished the year at respectable volume and median price levels.
Big overbids, properties sitting on the market and a luxury market liftoff contributed to a mixed-bag month.
Transactions are harder these days, and there aren’t enough able and willing buyers for all our high-priced inventory.
We’re seeing almost a quarter of all buyers paying cash for single-family homes and condos.
June house sales were a direct reflection of a busy spring market. Here’s the latest on how this segment of the market did last month.
San Francisco single-family home sales continued on their upward trajectory in May—good news for what’s typically the peak time of year for the real estate market here.
Buyers are still overbidding for San Francisco homes. Here’s the scoop on where—and for what properties—the biggest overbids are happening.
The ongoing interest rate hikes and tech layoffs may be dampening buyers’ enthusiasm for throwing money at houses.
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.
Higher interest rates and a stock market fizzle dampened September sales.