TIC units have become a popular option as it provides a lower price point for first-time home buyers. With TIC units, you pay 10–20% less per square foot than a condo. Moreover, property tax is also reduced by 10–20%. So not only did you save on the cost of your unit, but you also saved a significant amount in your annual property tax.
Updated real estate data for Westwood Highland, San Francisco
The first half of the 2021 San Francisco housing market came roaring back from the pandemic with $6.7 billion dollars in home sales - 49% above the previous peak in 2018. Overbidding is back in vogue with homebuyers typically paying 117% of list price (a 3-year high), and condo buyers spending 104% above list (in-line with pre-pandemic pricing).
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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 [...]
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 [...]
