San Francisco Real Estate Market Report – February 2020

San Francisco had only 93 single-family homes sales in January – the fewest for any month in the past 10 years. Median sales prices were also down for both single-family homes and condo/loft/TICs, but still posted solid year-on-year appreciation gains – 5.2% and 2.8%, respectively. Inventory remains very low at Read More

San Francisco Real Estate Market Report – January 2020

In the past decade, San Francisco’s median single-family home sales prices recovered from a devastating decline in the financial and housing crisis to rise 130% – from $688,000 to $1,577.500. Condo/loft/TIC sold prices rose 94%, from $645,000 to $1,250,000. These rises compare to the median household income increase over the Read More

San Francisco Real Estate Market Report – November 2019

October sold prices reversed a three-month downward trend and are now at an appreciation level of 3.5%, approximately equal to the average annual national appreciation for the past fifty years. For the third straight month, San Francisco’s median sold price for condo/loft/TIC’s hit another new high: $1,310,000. This represents an Read More

San Francisco Real Estate Market Report – August 2019

San Francisco’s median sold price for condo/loft/TIC’s hit a new high in July, at $1,250,000. Single-family homes were slightly off their June all-time high of $1,700,000 but still posted the second highest price month ever at $1,660,000. Not surprisingly, sold prices per square foot also hit all-time highs, at $1,002 Read More

Marin County Real Estate Market Report – August 2019

Sold prices for both single-family homes and condo/townhomes were down further in July across all price points. Single-family home sales prices are down 6.6% year-over-year, while condo/townhomes prices are down 7.2%. Demand is lower and fewer properties are selling. Year-to-date, single-family home sales are down 0.36% and condo/townhomes are down Read More

Marin County Real Estate Market Report – July 2019

The June market reflected continued strong demand and low inventory. However, signs are there that the market is shifting/turning, with a lot of negative numbers in year-over-year comparisons. This could be good news for buyers but inventory will have to rise in the entry-level sector for first-time buyers to really Read More

San Francisco Real Estate Market Report – July 2019

The June market reflected continued strong demand and low inventory. However, signs are there that the market is shifting/turning, with a lot of negative numbers in year-over-year comparisons. This could be good news for buyers but inventory will have to rise in the entry-level sector for first-time buyers to really Read More