Sunset/Parkside
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.
Getting into bidding wars for fixers isn’t appealing to buyers as they grapple with rising interest rates and the high renovation costs.
July was the best indicator yet of where the San Francisco single-family home market stands.
Single-family home sales in San Francisco saw a year-over-year dip in volume and price. But those sales also reflected buyers’ willingness to overbid in big ways in May.
Recent interest rate rises and stock declines don’t seem to be heavily affecting San Francisco’s single-family home market.
The SF single-family home market busted out of the gate in April with big overbids and low inventory.
A series of $1M+ March overbids mark a growing trend in Spring’s San Francisco luxury single-family home market.
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Buyers continue to snap up homes in the west part of the city at a rapid pace, a trend that started as far back as 2016 but has picked up speed ever since.
Condos with two or more bedrooms, all the amenities, and desirable neighborhood locations are currently very much in demand by San Francisco buyers. As a…
The latest numbers are in: Single-family homes were the overall winner during the holidays in San Francisco. The median condo price was $1.1M last month,…
It’s been years since I ran a San Francisco real estate smackdown. I thought it would be a good time to take a look at…
2020 has been a year like no other, but I’m willing to bet that motivated buyers and sellers will follow their usual holiday season activity…
Corona may be surging again, but the virus certainly hasn’t obliterated the San Francisco single-family home market. Despite limitations on showing property (no open houses…