If you’re out there house hunting and you’re a dog owner, it’s good to know where you can go to let your pups stretch their legs. The latest Zephyr Market Tracker checks out the best dog parks in the city.
We also round up some homes with views—something many home buyers covet. And guess what’s new on the Golden Gate Bridge? Read up on all the background related to the new traffic barrier.
All this plus recent sales and stats. It’s all here in the Zephyr Market Tracker!
I’ve just listed 4527 19th Street, a classic two-bedroom Edwardian condo in a fantastic location near the heart of the Castro, Market Street public transportation, restaurants and shops.
The unit features a gracious entry hall, and has a very functional floor plan with nice separation between the bedrooms. The spacious master is at the rear of the home and overlooks the shared yard. There’s a remodeled split bath, in-unit laundry with snazzy LG machines and the opportunity to create your dream kitchen and dining area.
If that’s not enough, two-car parking and generous garage storage are included. For more details and photos, visit our Web site here.
List price is $899,000, and we’ll be open for the first time Saturday 1/24 and Sunday 1/25 from 2:00-4:00. Stop in and see me!
New listings are hitting the market daily, so I thought it might be a good time to give a shout out to all those prospective San Francisco home sellers out there who are thinking of putting their homes on the market.
I’ve been doing my job long enough to recognize good and bad seller strategies and decisions. So I thought I’d round up the bad ones to potentially make things smoother for some sellers this year.… Continue Reading
It was time for an Inside San Francisco Real Estate refresh, and I hope you like my new look!
Much thanks to award-winning designer Richard Coward of Studio Coward for that work of art above that captures all our San Francisco icons, as well as my favorite local buildings—not to mention my own Noe Valley property and the one that Richard and his wife bought with me last year.
I want to thank Dave Bloom of Ginger Soul Records in Brooklyn for the new layout and look. This wasn’t just about popping in a new WordPress theme; Dave built the site from scratch so I could work with a custom layout that will give me a lot of flexibility in the future.
And special thanks to Sarah Deragon of Portraits To The People for my new photos. Gotta keep my photo updated so I don’t surprise new clients, and Sarah made the process easy.
You’ll continue to find the inside scoop on San Francisco real estate on these pages, culled from my day-to-day work as a full-time Realtor. I look forward to keeping you covered on all things real estate, and please get in touch if you’re planning to buy or sell this year. I’d be happy to work with you and help you strategize so you can accomplish what you want without a lot of stress.
This is the year to upgrade your home so that it’s more energy efficient. The latest Zephyr Market Tracker reports that San Francisco has just joined the ranks of California cities that have approved the Home Energy Renovation Opportunity (HERO) and Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) programs.
You can apply for these programs starting in the Spring to help finance upgrades like solar power, energy-saving windows and doors, insulation and more.
Also in this edition of Market Tracker is a lineup of local museums that offer free admission on certain days and weekends. Did you know that it’s free to get into the Asian Art Museum on the first Sunday of every month? There are a lot more freebies out there.
All this plus a look at homes currently on the market that have their own outdoor space, along with the latest San Francisco market stats and sales. It’s all here in the Zephyr Market Tracker!
It’s that time of year when I haul out my crystal ball and let you all know what I think will be happening in the San Francisco real estate market this year. One thing that’s definitely certain is that many of you will be contacting me to help you buy or sell a home. I look forward to talking with you! In the meantime, here’s how things will shake out in 2015.… Continue Reading
The San Francisco real estate market ended 2014 on a high note, with stronger-than-ever price averages, overbidding and cash sales dominating the landscape.
Our single-family home and condo markets behaved a bit differently in the final quarter of last year. Here’s a look at how things shook out.… Continue Reading
The strength of the tech industry and foreign buyers’ appetite for Bay Area homes will be the biggest factors influencing the local real estate market in 2015, according to First Republic’s Senior Managing Director and Porfolio Manager Alan Zafran at yesterday’s Realtor luncheon at the St. Francis Yacht Club. … Continue Reading
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