Failed Auction Yields Newfound Transparency
Purchased for $665,000 in July of 2013, the 765-square-foot unit #1011 in the SoMa Grand at 1160 Mission Street returned to the market listed for $779,000 this past July, a…
A “Condo Alternative” Cottage Slips Below Its 2016 Price
Purchased for $675,000 in January of 2014, the light-filled, one-bedroom cottage at 4353 17th Street, which sits above the Castro in Corona Heights, returned to the market priced at $995,000…
Inventory Down in the Absolute but Up Nearly 3X Year-Over-Year
With the seasonal culling of unsold inventory in full swing, the net number of homes listed for sale in San Francisco dropped another 13 percent over the past week to…
Share of Sub-Million Dollar Listings Jumps in San Francisco
With a seasonal culling of unsold inventory underway, the net number of homes listed for sale in San Francisco dropped 12 percent over the past week to 1,250 and will…
Upgraded Pac Heights Victorian Drops Nearly 10 Percent
Having been upgraded since it was purchased for $6.1 million in April of 2017, the recent resale of the light-filled Victorian at 2838 Sacramento Street, which is a block away…
So You Think You Know the Market in Noe?
Purchased for $3.275 million in October of 2016, the previously remodeled three-bedroom home at 3806 22nd Street, which is “located on one of the best, flat blocks in Noe Valley”…
Seasonal Culling of Unsold Inventory is Underway
With a typical slowdown in new listing activity and seasonal culling of unsold listings, which are likely return to the market as “new” in the New Year, underway, the net…
Highest Share of Reduced Listings in S.F. Since 2011
While the number of homes on the market in San Francisco has dropped 16 percent over the past two weeks with typical seasonality in play, inventory levels are now up…
Number of Homes on the Market in San Francisco Drops, But…
In a move which shouldn’t catch any plugged-in reads by surprise, the number of homes on the market in San Francisco, net of all new sales and contract activity, both…
Number of Homes on the Market in San Francisco Inches Up
Having ticked down 11 percent since hitting a two-decade high last month, which shouldn’t have caught any plugged-in readers by surprise, the number of homes on the market in San…