New Condo Sales and Pricing Drop in San Francisco
While sales activity for new condos in San Francisco has typically ticked up from March to April, the number of purchase contracts signed last month (35) was 62 percent lower…
Pipeline of Development in S.F. Holds but Nearing Negative Growth
With new proposals having been submitted to the City for roughly the same number of residential units that finished construction in the first quarter of the year, the overall pipeline…
Year-Old Lumina Condos Now Listed at a Loss
Purchased for $1,375,000 or roughly $1,610 per square foot in March of last year, the one-bedroom Lumina condo #D20H at 338 Main Street returned to the market listed for $1,499,000…
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San Francisco Home Sales and Median Price Slip as Bay Area Gains
While the number of single-family homes and condos that traded hands in San Francisco last month jumped 44.5 percent from an upwardly revised 346 in February to 500 in March…
New S.F. Condo Sales Slipped in March but Jumped Year-Over-Year
While the number of purchase contracts signed for new condominiums in San Francisco slipped 4 percent from February to March, the sales volume in March (91) was more than twice…
Major Price Cut for Mission District Development Site
As we first reported earlier this year: Approved for a 24-unit development to rise up to six stories in height on the Mission District site, with 20 two-bedrooms and 4…
San Francisco Home Sales Drop to a Five-Year Low
The number of single-family homes and condos that traded hands in San Francisco dropped to a five-year low of 308 in February. That’s down 4 percent from a downwardly revised…
New Condo Pricing Continues to Drop in San Francisco
While the number of purchase contracts signed for new condominiums in San Francisco quintupled from 18 in January to 95 in February with plenty of seasonality in play, the sales…
New Condo Sales Drop to a Multi-Year Low in San Francisco
At a time of the year when sales typically start ticking up, fewer than twenty contracts for new condominiums in San Francisco were signed last month, which is 67 percent…
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Pipeline of Residential Development in San Francisco Slips
With new proposals having been submitted to the City for roughly the same number of units that finished construction in the fourth quarter of 2016, the overall pipeline of apartments…