San Francisco’s real estate market is currently a tale of two markets. The single-family market and the condo/TIC/loft market have fared very differently lately. Single-family homes continue to see high demand, multiple offers, and rising prices. Meanwhile, the condo/TIC/loft market is softening, and inventory levels are the highest we have Read More

There is a high level of uncertainty about the economy due to the ongoing COVID crisis, undecided future governmental economic support programs, and upcoming elections. In spite of this uncertainty, the San Francisco real estate market still includes numerous multiple offer situations. This is partly because there are still plenty Read More

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

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