San Francisco is a city famous for its bridges, the ocean view, and also boasts notoriously high housing costs. It is said that the home dream vanishes as soon as the price of homes at around $1.4 million dominates. First time buyers are said to be constantly faced with barriers like the above until they get over the process.
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Statistics are generalities, essentially summaries of widely disparate data generated by dozens, hundreds or thousands of unique, individual sales occurring within different time periods
San Francisco Real Estate Market Report - September 2021 Major Market Factors since Spring 2020 Abnormally high household movement occurred due to pandemic-related, population-density reasons, housing and living costs, family and [...]
San Francisco condo sales by month have hit an all time high. Condos in neighborhoods like Noe, Glen Park, Pacific Heights, and the Marina are all commanding about $1,250 per square foot.
Typically demand precedes supply at the beginning of the year, accelerating into spring. This demand imbalance is even stronger this year as buyers have poured back into the market.
San Francisco real estate sales surge at end of 2020. High demand gets 2021 off to heated start.
January continues the uneven recovery for the San Francisco housing market with prices for single family homes rising while condo prices continue to fall.
Condo listings have been soaring and price reductions have followed the increase in inventory. Home sales are still strong. Learn more.
August sales hit a 5-month high and matched historic high points. Overall, the increase in listings has outpaced the increase in listings going into contract.
