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SF Market Charts Update May 2014 Vs May 2015
May 2014 to May 2015 We can see that the supply is still low, the number of months of supply of inventory is only 1.5 months. A healthy, normal market should have around 4-6 months of inventory. The average days on market is low which can be interpreted as more buyers are still scooping up the inventory as soon as homes are hitting the market. Median Sales Price in San [...]
Corona Heights & Clarendon Heights Market Watch
Summertime comes, summertime goes! Time flies, if you want to buy, now is a great opportunity. Active buyers will feel less competition. There might still be multiple bids, but you can surely expect less craziness during this time. Corona Heights & Clarendon Heights Market Watch
Market Charts – Jun 2015
Market Charts The median sales price for single-family homes in San Francisco for May 2015 was $1,400,000. This represents an increase of 28.4%, or $309,500 compared to May 2014. Condos have seen a $185,000 increase in median sales price, or 19.7%, to $1,125,000 for the same period. Average days on market has remained very low with a further decrease crease from 26 to 23 days for single family homes; and [...]
Miraloma Park Market Watch
As we slowly move into summer, the fog is starting to be more visible in Miraloma Park. Even so, the real estate activity in this area is still going strong. The sold price vs. list price has been average at 117.5% that makes Miraloma Park's single family home average price of $1,339,000. For detailed information, click here, Miraloma Park Market Watch.
SF Market Overview and Economics Update – June 2015
Seeing as we haven’t had a rally in bonds like the one this week for quite some time, this session made for a very welcome change. It’s also a great example of why predicting the market is generally a bad idea unless you’re literally a clairvoyant. Based on economic data and remarks from the Fed, the general consensus for the last couple of weeks has been that we’re firmly in [...]