Happy Aloha Friday! I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and is enjoying this relaxed Friday… or at least pretending to work while digesting yesterday’s feast. As we coast toward the New Year, I wanted to highlight one recent sale that really illustrates the demand we are still seeing in the Avenues. We all know … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: Outer Sunset Home Sells for $426,000 Over Asking
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Maximum Overbid of the Week: Midtown Terrace Home Sells for $320,000 Over Asking
Midtown Terrace might be up in the clouds, but the numbers here are very grounded in reality… We noticed this recent closing at 83 Panorama Drive. Pricing strategy is everything in this town. This modern home hit the market asking $2,200,000. It took a little time… about 70 days to sort everything out, but the … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: Midtown Terrace Home Sells for $320,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week: Pacific Heights Condo Sells for $200,000 Over Asking
Here is another overbid in San Francisco to keep on your radar. The condo at 2539 Clay Street #1 just closed for $1,300,000, which is a solid $200,000 over the asking price… and it only took 13 days to get there. The listing agent noted that the home “oozes” character. We generally prefer our real … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: Pacific Heights Condo Sells for $200,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week: Midtown Terrace Home Sells for $855,000 Over Asking
We talk about overbids quite a bit around here, but usually, they are the result of pricing low to sell high on a standard resale. This one… well, it is a bit of that, plus a whole lot of construction. The property at 75 Knollview Way just closed, and the numbers are definitely worth a … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: Midtown Terrace Home Sells for $855,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week: Parkside Home Sells for $605,000 Over Asking
We often hear people questioning the strength of the market in the Avenues, but sales like this one really set the record straight. This recent closing at 2087 29th Avenue brought in a final tally of $605,000 over asking. The price landed at $1,800,000… and while the classic tunnel entrance has its fans, we are … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: Parkside Home Sells for $605,000 Over Asking
Sold $169,000 Under Asking in Duboce
It is not every day you find a home where livestock used to live under the floorboards. The property at 146 Henry Street in Duboce Triangle is definitely one of a kind. We are talking about a fully detached 1902 cottage that manages to be both a piece of history and completely tech-ready. You would … Continue reading Sold $169,000 Under Asking in Duboce
A $495,000 Underbid in Cole Valley
We spend a lot of time on this blog talking about insane overbids, but that’s not the whole story of the San Francisco market. I’ve always believed in sharing the data most agents won’t. Case in point: 1187 Stanyan Street, a large, 5-bed, 4,000 sq ft modern home in Cole Valley. It hit the market … Continue reading A $495,000 Underbid in Cole Valley
San Francisco Real Estate Market Values In A Fun Interactive Graph (Courtesy Of Zillow)
So we’ve heard from Realtor Economists, we’ve heard from our Association of Realtors, and looky there! Now we get to hear what Zillow thinks the real estate market is doing! Fantastic! Have a look at San Francisco Home Values: — Now have a look at San Francisco Median Sales Price (Holy Crap Batman! It looks … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Market Values In A Fun Interactive Graph (Courtesy Of Zillow)
“San Francisco Home And Condo Sales Down Sharply In January”
From rereport.com: San Francisco Home & Condo Sales Down Sharply in January Sales of single-family, re-sale homes and condos fell into double-digit territory last month. The 81 homes and 60 condos sold set record lows since we’ve been keeping track: January 2000. San Francisco sales of single-family, re-sale homes dropped 38.2% from December, and were … Continue reading “San Francisco Home And Condo Sales Down Sharply In January”