
Real Data SF: The Supply-Demand Crunch



Over the last 13 months, for a variety of compelling economic reasons, home-buyer demand in San Francisco has continued to grow ever stronger, while the inventory of homes available to purchase has only become tighter. This is the classic supply … Continue reading →

Up. I’m done.
But you didn’t hear it hear first.
In fact, it seems that there’s an amazingly broad consensus that San Francisco (and Bay Area) prices are heading for sustained gains this year and possibly beyond.
San Francisco Rankings, Real Estate Prices & Trends, and the Biggest Home Sales of 2012 January 2013 Paragon Market Report Here is a look at how a diverse group of major and minor organizations have recently ranked San Francisco on … Continue reading →
Sales Price to List Price Percentage & Days on Market In November, the vast majority of San Francisco homes that sold, sold very quickly without any price reduction, at an average sales price 4% above the list price: That is … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →