Following Labor Day, there is typically a notable increase in inventory and heightened market activity through fall. Subsequently, a large majority of properties tend to be...
read moreDuring the month of July, the market underwent a slowdown, following the familiar seasonal cycle. This slowdown typically culminates in August and then activity surges back...
read moreWe are already approaching the halfway point of 2023, and this year has been unlike any other in re- cent memory when it comes to the real estate industry. Median home sale...
read moreWhen examining the current state of the San Francisco real estate market, it is evident that buyer demand has been steadily recovering from its lowest point in late 2022. A...
read moreSimilar to the residential market, it’s evident that the multifamily market has seen a significant decline in most key metrics compared to the unprecedented demand spike th...
read moreAs we look back on the first quarter, it’s evident that the real estate market has seen a significant decline in most key metrics compared to the unprecedented demand spike...
read moreDespite a slow start in January and escalating layoffs in high-tech, last month’s data shows a thawing of the winter doldrums, giving way to increased open house traffic, n...
read moreThe most current weekly trends agree with agents that the market now appears to be thawing, and news of busy open houses is being reported more frequently.
read moreSimilar to the residential market, the overall trend for multifamily buildings in San Francisco was one of less competition.
read more2022 was a year of shifting trends in real estate. The heavy demand that was present during 2021 continued through the historically slow holidays and kept pace throughout t...
read moreThe market continued to soften amid reduced demand and shifting macroeconomic conditions.
read moreInventory continues to steadily drop as we approach the holidays and it is clear that demand, while reduced from the ravenous pace of 2021, is ever-present.
read moreBuyers are affecting the pace of the market more than they have previously as they are faced with less competition for the first time in nearly a decade.
read moreSales numbers are expected to remain steady through the autumn selling season which ends mid-November when the holiday slowdown historically begins.
read moreSeptember typically sees a boost of activity and agents are reporting anecdotally that buyer-demand has increased in the previous weeks.
read moreThe median sales price and price per square foot decreased from last year across the single-family home and condominium sectors.
read moreThe multifamily market is showings signs of increased demand leading to growth in the sector.
read moreThe market is showing signs of correcting after what was one of the longest and most dramatic upswings in history.
read moreSales numbers and active listings decreased for the second month in a row this year.
read moreContinued appreciation, overbidding, and days on market reflect extremely intense demand.
read moreThe imbalance of inventory is felt most in the single family home sector.
read moreGradual increases in San Francisco occupancy and rental rates, as well as employment.
read moreThe number of listings coming on market and the number of listings going into contract continue to rise.
read moreThe median price per square foot is up significantly across property types.
read moreSales numbers of 2-4 unit apartment buildings are comparable to the height of the 2014 peak.
read more2021 recorded as a banner year with clear trends emerging among the different property types.
read moreDespite all of the challenges and uncertainty, the San Francisco market remains strong.
read moreIncludes buildings specs, available and sold units, and upcoming projects.
read moreThe collection of residential developments in San Francisco at the end of 2022.
read moreThe collection of residential developments in San Francisco at the end of 2021.
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