Within the charts, neighborhoods are listed in order of median sales price. Average size and dollar per square foot are only calculated on those listings that published square footage (depending on market segment, 10% – 50% do not), while median and average prices are for all sales. If a price is followed by a “k” it references thousands of dollars; if followed by an “m”, it signifies millions of dollars; “N/A” means that not enough reliable data was available to generate the statistic. ...
House and Condo Values – Updated Charts
Two updated charts for house and condo values by selected district or neighborhood.
A changing market? Have SF home prices reached a plateau?
The market usually does slow down at least a little in mid-summer – a question has come up: is this possible slowdown caused by listing agents continually pushing the envelope on pricing for new listings or pricing to the last, … Continue reading →
Bay Area Apartment Market Report – Paragon Commercial Brokerage
The San Francisco Bay Area Apartment Building Market The Paragon Commercial Brokerage – Reis Reports 2nd Quarter 2013 Market Update “Welcome to what is arguably one of the worst cities in America to be a renter, but among the best … Continue reading →
Case-Shiller Home Price Index Up Again in May
Note: Case-Shiller Home Price Indices for “San Francisco” are for a 5-county area, of which the city’s housing market is a very small part. Since they are published 2 months after the month of the Index, are 3-month rolling averages, … Continue reading →
Updated Bay Area Home Value Map
Median prices almost always conceal large disparities in the prices of the underlying individual sales – this is particularly true for larger cities: in San Francisco for example, median house prices by neighborhood range from $465,000 to $4,000,000, and there … Continue reading →
Is the Market Cooling? Let’s look at the weekly charts.
It’s typical for the market to slow down during the summer months (not as bad as the Thanksgiving to New Year slow down but still a slow-down). However, looking at the Weekly Charts below, statistically there is little sign of … Continue reading →
Charts: Hayes Valley-NoPa; Richmond District; Inner Mission
Hayes Valley, NoPa, Alamo Square Condos Inner & Central Richmond Houses Richmond District Condos Inner Mission Condos
