What You Can Buy in January: 30 Days & Counting
I thought I’d bring you in on one of my strategies for finding homes for my buyer clients: Look for homes that have been sitting…
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Be Prepared To Pay a Premium for Property With Private Pool
Buyers dreaming of having their own private pool in San Francisco can expect to pay top dollar. Though we get a fair amount of fog,…
What You Could’ve Bought: Houses For Under The List Price
The Spring and early summer markets were business as usual in San Francisco, with most properties selling for top dollar and well over their list…
What You Can Buy: Small San Francisco Houses
Buying a small house in the city may be the route to go if your budget maxes out well below our single-family citywide average of…
Flip Market Falters in 2019
Small-scale contractor-developers seem to be having a little trouble this year when it comes to flipping their renovated properties. At least half a dozen such…
What You Can Buy That Has a Pool
San Francisco weather doesn’t easily lend itself to taking a dip in the pool. I mean, this isn’t L.A., and the fog tends to keep…
What You Could’ve Bought: For Under List Price
Properties in San Francisco generally sell for more than their asking prices. But there were some recent sales that bucked this trend—particularly ones involving homes…
Think Outside the Neighborhood Box for Under $1.5M
We’re still in a super sellers’ market in San Francisco when it comes to single-family houses. And the average citywide house price, year-to-date, is just…
What You Can Buy for Under $2M: 30 Days & Counting
We’re in the midst of the San Francisco Spring market, with properties going into contract and selling at a rapid pace. But not every home…
What You Can Buy in March: 30 Days & Counting
It’s been a hectic 2018 for San Francisco home buyers. Lots of offers written, disappointing outcomes, and for some, towels thrown in. But not every…
What You Can Buy: Condos with Deeded Gardens
Finding a condo in San Francisco with a private, exclusive-use garden is not all that common. After all, who wouldn’t want a yard of their…
Where To Find Senior Housing in San Francisco
Here’s my roundup of senior housing in San Francisco, from communities specifically created for seniors to complexes that are senior friendly.
What You Could’ve Bought for Below The List Price
Yes, most San Francisco homes sell for more than their list price. But not always, especially when there are some challenges involved. Busy locations? Poor…
NoPa, Hayes Valley Home Sellers Look For Buyers with Vision—and $2M+
The entry price for a big single-family home that needs a total facelift in neighborhoods like NoPa and Hayes Valley is roughly $2M in our…
What You Could’ve Bought in Late 2017 for Below The List Price
San Francisco inventory has generally been low when you consider how many people want to buy homes here. That’s why I was surprised to see…