San Francisco real estate tips, trends and the local scoop: "Plug In" to SocketSite™
In November, PropertyShark added free access to San Francisco foreclosure listings. Today, PropertyShark enhances their offering of San Francisco based maps and data “mash-ups” (including Recent Sales, Year Built, and…
We know better than to publish any more statistics that we haven’t compiled ourselves (much less “average” sale prices). But why should we let that stop us? From Herth Real…
A “plugged in” tipster forwards an autumn to autumn comparison of listed (MLS) condo/coop/TIC/loft sales in San Francisco. Yes, they’re averages. Yes, seasonality is in full effect. And no, the…
According to DataQuick, the median sales price for existing homes in San Francisco was $754,000 last month, up 0.7% from $749,000 in November ’05, but down 2.2% from October ‘06.…
From Inman News (free until midnight): With the “perfect vision of hindsight,” Retsinas said it is clear that the slowing began late in 2005. “Everyone knew you couldn’t sustain double-digit…
Over the past couple of week sales and withdrawals from the market have outpaced new listings in San Francisco as the inventory of Active listed single family homes, condos, and…
According to the California Association of Realtors, the median sales price for homes in San Francisco has fallen 0.5% on a year-over-year basis (up 2.1% for the greater Bay Area).…
It’s not the “bubble-proof” moniker that caught our attention, but the measure of San Francisco’s long-term (1949-2006) average annual home price appreciation (4.2%). ∙ Business 2.0: Bubble-proof markets
While it’s the local housing market that you really need to “plug in” to, it’s worth keeping an eye on the broader market trends as well. The National Association of…
“In the San Francisco Bay Area, luxury homes continued the recent pattern of small quarterly gains. Increases have ranged between 0.3% and 1.8% over the past five quarters. Values have…