San Francisco Neighborhood Values December 2012 The general market dynamics in November were little changed from October, so for a different perspective, below are long-term trends in average sales prices and average dollar-per-square-foot values in a variety of areas around … Continue reading →
September Case-Shiller Index Released
For the high-tier price index, there was virtually no change from August to September, though the lower price tiers continued to increase (these tiers are especially affected by the decline in distressed home sales). Here are 2 updated charts if … Continue reading →
2012 San Francisco Holiday Events
October Stats Show No Sign of Slowdown
October Statistics Show No Slowdown in SF Market November 2012 Market Update Last month’s newsletter mentioned anecdotal word on the street that the San Francisco market might be slowing down a bit – it appeared the frenzy had diminished somewhat … Continue reading →
Be prepared in the event of a natural disaster
Natural disasters are something nobody wants to think about, but a little preparation can make all the difference if one does occur. The website www.72hours.org provides a wealth of useful information.
August Case-Shiller Index
The Case-Shiller Index for August for the 5-county San Francisco Metro Statistical Area was released today. It showed a small improvement from July’s reading and is now at its highest point since December 2008.
NYTimes Article: In San Francisco, Glass-and-Steel Condos Rising by the Bay
Darcy Padilla for The New York Times ROUGHLY two decades ago, during an earlier Internet start-up boom, many entrepreneurs and fast-typing coders and engineers set up shop in a still-gritty area of this city: South of Market Street. The young … Continue reading →
San Francisco Residential Market Trends in Realtor District 5: Noe/ Castro/ Haight
A statistical market overview for Noe Valley, Eureka Valley & the Castro, Cole Valley, Mission Dolores, Haight Ashbury, Ashbury Heights, Clarendon Heights, Parnassus Heights, Corona Heights, Glen Park, Twin Peaks & the Duboce Triangle Below are a variety of charts … Continue reading →