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San Francisco Market Update-October 2017

San Francisco Market Update-October 2017

It continues to be a seller's market in San Francisco, with prices on single family homes and condominiums prices at a 7% and 11% year over year increase respectively.

San Francisco Market Update-May 2017

San Francisco Market Update-May 2017

Single family homes continue to perform exceptionally well, with purchasers paying an average of 16% over list prices last month. Condominiums purchasers pay an average of 6% over list price. Both single family homes and condominiums are selling one week faster than they did in 2016. 

San Francisco Market Update-April 2017

San Francisco Market Update-April 2017

The San Francisco market continued its steady pace through the first quarter of the year. Single family home values performed consistently, as compared to the first quarter of last year, while the number of transactions increased by 4%. Condominium values posted a healthy gain of 5% in the first quarter, compared to the same period last year.  Overall, San Francisco real estate remains strong going into the spring selling season.

San Francisco Market Update-March 2017

San Francisco Market Update-March 2017

The overall year-to-date median sale price in San Francisco has performed well, posting a gain of 6%. Read more about how the San Francisco Residential real estate market is performing in 2017.

San Francisco Market Update-January 2017

San Francisco Market Update-January 2017

2016 was a year of moderate growth for the San Francisco Real Estate Market. The overall median sale price for 2016 came to $1.2 million, an increase of 4%. Properties took a one week longer to sell a property in 2016, compared to 2015 Nationally, the labor market ended the year with an impressive unemployment rate of 4.7%, below the 5% natural rate of employment.

The Best Places for Great Wine & Cheese in San Francisco

The Best Places for Great Wine & Cheese in San Francisco

Wine and cheese are a key piece of San Francisco culinary culture, thanks to a plethora of wineries and dairies in the Bay Area.