“Flipping” Makes a Comeback in San Francisco
It used to be that most buyers weren’t interested in paying for someone else’s remodel. That obviously isn’t the case in 2011, because it looks…
Month: January 2011
It used to be that most buyers weren’t interested in paying for someone else’s remodel. That obviously isn’t the case in 2011, because it looks…
For buyers looking to purchase a condo in Lower Pacific Heights, it’s possible to see three good possibilities on the Sutter corridor. I thought it…
For urban dwellers who want to be right in the middle of everything, Hayes Valley has an awful lot to offer. It’s one of the go-to…
Two big sales closed last week, both for substantially less than their original asking prices. Though the sellers of these Cole Valley/Parnassus Heights and Buena…
The under-$1M price range is the most popular in San Francisco, so we’re taking a look today at what you can purchase at the $800,000…
The sale during Christmas week at 747 14th Avenue in the Richmond proves that it’s sometimes worth persisting in your house hunt through the holidays….
It was 2005 when the small single-family home above at 1409 Sanchez in Upper Noe sold for $868,000 as a major fixer/teardown. Three years later,…
Sixteen properties were reported as sold in the MLS for more than $5M in San Francisco in 2010. (Though there are a fair amount of homes…
Now that we’ve slammed the lid on 2010, it’s time to look at the year ahead. I thought I’d gaze into my Realtor’s crystal ball—the black…
The San Francisco housing market had its major ups and downs in 2010. The good news is that interest rates remained low and sales volumes…