Overbidding is still very much alive and well in Marin County. Buyers are out there looking for the perfect flow, and a spectacular modern residence over on Karen Way in Tiburon just proved exactly how much they are willing to pay for it. The original list price was set at $4,795,000. It recently closed for … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Tiburon Home Sold for $605,000 Over Asking
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Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Mill Valley Home Sold for $705,000 Over Asking
We see big numbers thrown around all the time, but watching buyers bring an extra $705,000 to the table is always noteworthy. The property at 552 Shoreline Highway started out asking $995,000 before closing at a very solid $1,700,000. What commanded such a premium? The layout offers two single family homes, completely separated by arguably … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Mill Valley Home Sold for $705,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Marshall Property Sold for $1,150,000 Over Asking
What happens when you combine the creative minds behind HEATH Ceramics with a waterfront property featuring two restored vintage Spartanette trailers? You get an incredible sale that leaves the original asking price in the dust… The property at 18565 Highway 1 in Marshall just closed for $3,800,000. That is $1,150,000 above the initial $2,650,000 price … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Marshall Property Sold for $1,150,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Tiburon Home Sold for $650,000 Over Asking
Marin County real estate is not slowing down anytime soon. Just take a look at this recent sale over in Tiburon on Hawthorne Drive. The property was originally listed for $2,000,000 and ended up closing for an impressive $2,650,000. That is a massive $650,000 over asking price. Buyers were clearly captivated by the single level … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Tiburon Home Sold for $650,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Ross Home Sold for $2,005,000 Over Asking
The final sales numbers just hit the records for the property on Sylvan Lane… Buyers completely blew past the initial asking price of $6,995,000. The property closed at a final price of $9,000,000. An overbid of more than $2,000,000 shows exactly how competitive things remain. This massive premium proves that buyers will act fast when … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Ross Home Sold for $2,005,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: San Anselmo Home Sold for $600,000 Over Asking
People often wonder what happens when a fixer upper hits the market in Marin. This vintage 1931 Craftsman bungalow in San Anselmo just provided a definitive answer. Listed for a modest $600,000, the property drew immediate attention from everyone looking for a project. Escrow just closed at an astonishing $1,200,000. Yes, you read that right. … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: San Anselmo Home Sold for $600,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Ross Home Sold for $900,000 Over Asking
Buyers are still paying big premiums to get what they want. Take a look at 16 Southwood Avenue. This property hit the market and closed with a massive premium… buyers threw down an extra $900,000 to secure the deal. The final sale price hit $5,150,000 after starting at $4,250,000. It took just 11 days on … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Ross Home Sold for $900,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Sausalito Home Sold for $705,000 Over Asking
Have you ever wondered what kind of property commands a massive premium in Marin right now? This week brings us a serious Maximum Overbid of the Week… and this specific listing is an absolute stunner. The famous Sausalito Butterfly House just closed for $3,000,000. Buyers pushed the final price a cool $705,000 over the original … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Sausalito Home Sold for $705,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Stinson Beach Home Sold for $3,125,000 Over Asking
Ever wonder what an extra $3M gets you in Marin? We are talking about massive overbids… the kind that prove this market is still fiercely competitive for the right property. Take a look at a recent sale over in Stinson Beach. Set along a quiet stretch of Seadrift, a coastal modern home on Dipsea Road … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week in Marin: Stinson Beach Home Sold for $3,125,000 Over Asking
Just Sold! 310 Redwood Ave | Corte Madera | $1,925,000
Happy to report the successful sale of 310 Redwood Ave in Corte Madera. It is always a good day when we can hand over the keys to a new owner while getting a solid win for our sellers. This spot in Marin really grabbed people’s attention, and for good reason… it went for $1,925,000. If … Continue reading Just Sold! 310 Redwood Ave | Corte Madera | $1,925,000
“Honest, Patient, and Incredibly Responsive”—Why This Buyer Trusted Bryce
We are so grateful to have had Bryce as our realtor during the purchase of our home. From the very beginning, he was honest, patient, and incredibly responsive. Our buying experience ended up being far more complicated than we ever imagined, and he went above and beyond to guide us through every twist and turn. … Continue reading “Honest, Patient, and Incredibly Responsive”—Why This Buyer Trusted Bryce
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Price Per Sq Foot, Popcorn Ceilings and Pools
At 28 square miles, Novato is the largest and most northern town in Marin. A quick zoom on Google earth reveals an idyllic benefit of the landscape; large flat lots featuring single level ranch style homes many complete with 2 car garages, front and back yards and most importantly pools, plenty of them! Another added … Continue reading Price Per Sq Foot, Popcorn Ceilings and Pools
“It’s always better to buy real estate and wait than to wait and buy real estate.”
Being a real estate agent is akin to being a fitness, finance, political anything, etc guru thanks to social media. You can, without much resistance, say whatever, however, you want in order to portray yourself or your agenda in a certain light, shout out to Top Producers in their bio and nod to Mr. Musk … Continue reading “It’s always better to buy real estate and wait than to wait and buy real estate.”
How I Closed Two Homes in Marin Last Month and Why It Matters
Marin and San Francisco real estate are similar beasts, except for one glaring caveat: amazing vs mediocre public schools. Single Family homes in both area’s sell for relatively similar amounts with similar buyer profiles. Given their close proximity and interdependence on each other, both area’s are on the radar of prospective buyers with a major … Continue reading How I Closed Two Homes in Marin Last Month and Why It Matters
Bear Flag Revolt, Valley of the Moon and more… – Sonoma Takeaways
I recently had the pleasure of reacquainting myself with one of Northern California’s oldest towns, and one I had lost touch with over the years. Sonoma is only a short drive from where I grew up in Marin and one of my earliest elementary school memories was taking a field trip to see the historic … Continue reading Bear Flag Revolt, Valley of the Moon and more… – Sonoma Takeaways