After two weeks on the market, prices at Francisco Palms in the Marina have been reduced. 1239 Francisco has been reduced $151,000 (15.9%) and 1247 Francisco has been reduced $151,000 (14.4%). It looks like the market has spoken with regard to pricing these individually financed TICs in line with condos.
Also after two weeks on the market, 355 Bryant #102 has been reduced $200,000 (9.1%). However, before you decree the end of 355 Bryant, keep in mind that #105 ($1,125,000) went in to contract after seven days.
And after three months on the market, two top floor units at The Brannan have been reduced by $100,000. 219 Brannan #18K was reduced 4.7%, while 219 Brannan #18A was reduced 3.7%.
Must be a typo. We all know prices don’t go down for properties in the Marina. Anyone know what dataquick reported for Aug vs. Jul in 94123? Just curious.
Dataquick doesn’t report prices. Dataquick reports medians, which are more a function of what people are spending. As incomes rise, medians usually rise. You are focused on the wrong statistic.
If you want to look at prices, you need to look at repeat sales of the same residence that has not been improved since the last sale. There have been a few on this very site that are more or less about where they were 2 years ago.
Medians are up about 20% from that period. My sense is repeat sales prices for the same unimproved properties are up about 5-7% from that period, and heading down.
You’re referring to the Case-Schiller index of repeat sales, I assume. That’s due out next Tuesday, but is on a 3-month delay.