Yes…overbids still exist. We run this kind of stuff on the sfnewsletter all the time, and it is nice to be able to do it more than once a week. We like to call this a Maximum Overbid of the Week(tm). Not a bad view, eh? Listed for $2,995,000. 3 beds, 3 baths, 2027 square … Continue reading Maximum Overbid at the St. Regis, 30A
Category: market info
Word on the Multi-Family Street
“Tell you the first big news in Multi- Family. There wasn’t one ‘Market’ deal done over ten units in January!!! Some deals were done, very few, and they were all delivered to buyers off the market. Our deal flow has nearly stopped? Rents: our best client is getting rents that are better than dot com.. … Continue reading Word on the Multi-Family Street
U.S. Economic Outlook
This chart is provided by the National Association of Realtors: Link to full document NAR is also telling us “Housing Downturn Likely to Have Hit Bottom” We post it for you to draw your own conclusions and discuss. Heaven forbid we be accused of cheerleading, but we’ve been saying for quite some time the market … Continue reading U.S. Economic Outlook
The First sfnewsletter (that we could find) July 9, 2004
JUST SOLD SAN FRANCISCO! WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 2004 Dear Friends: Welcome to the newest members of the list. If you would like to be removed, either email me directly at … , or click on the “unsubscribe” button below. If you have a friend that would like to be added, just send me their … Continue reading The First sfnewsletter (that we could find) July 9, 2004
Selling a Home with Oscar’s Help
We know the market has cooled, but what better way to sell a home than during the Oscars? A certain completely remodeled beauty on Buena Vista is having an Oscar party, in order that you may experience the state of the art entertainment room. Pretty clever, we must say. We were invited, but not sure … Continue reading Selling a Home with Oscar’s Help