Buyers in the $2M+ range should be checking out properties that have been sitting on the market for three weeks or more. That’s because there will likely be less competition, and you might also end up with a pretty good deal.
There are currently 47 houses and 30 condos on the market in this price range. Here are three of my favorite properties in the pack: Continue Reading
I was reviewing sales in Noe Valley today and came across the final selling price for 752 Elizabeth. This was a 3BR/2BA, 1440 square foot house with a two-car garage and cute garden that was listed for $1.5M. The seller received 17 offers, and the home sold for $2,150,000 in an all-cash transaction. (About half the offers were for cash, by the way.)
This kind of market activity tends to scare buyers off—and with good reason. The reality? Unless you have cash or a hefty down payment and can go into contract with no contingencies and a fast close, you can’t compete in high-demand neighborhoods like Noe Valley. A successful house hunt, as a result, will largely depend on how flexible you can be with respect to location and amenities. Continue Reading
It was September 2009 when 315 Santa Clara came on the market in the coveted enclave known as St. Francis Wood. The 4BR/5.5BA, 5700-square foot Spanish Mediterranean manse occupies a double lot, has an indoor pool, courtyards and terraces and was listed at $4,795,000. Continue Reading
The $1.5M price point is actually quite popular in San Francisco, so today we take a look at what you can get for your money: a view home in Noe Valley, former firehouse in Hayes Valley, and what appears to be a wannabe presidential residence on the West Portal/St. Francis Wood border. Continue Reading
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