The December report of the Case-Shiller Index for the 5-County SF Metro Area was released today, showing its 10th consecutive increase. In the high-tier-price index, which applies to the city better than their other indexes, but still understates the increases … Continue reading →
2013 SoMa-South Beach Market Report
The South of Market (SoMa), South Beach, Yerba Buena & Mission Bay Condo Market The Paragon Market Report More condos sell in San Francisco’s South of Market (SoMa), South Beach, Yerba Buena and Mission Bay neighborhoods than anyplace else in … Continue reading →
Paragon’s Noe Valley/Castro/Cole Valley Market Update
San Francisco Residential Market Trends Realtor District 5: Noe Valley/ Castro/ Cole Valley A market overview for Noe Valley, Eureka Valley (including the Castro), Dolores Heights, Cole Valley, Mission Dolores, Haight Ashbury, Ashbury Heights, Clarendon Heights, Parnassus Heights, Corona Heights, … Continue reading →
November Case-Shiller Index Released
The Case-Shiller Index just released their November report, which is reflected in the two charts below. Remember that this is for the top third of sales price-wise in the 5-county San Francisco “metro statistical area.” The city of San Francisco … Continue reading →
Foreclosures by County
Mansions, Penthouses, Foreclosures & Fixer-Uppers: What SF Home-Buyers Bought in 2012
Mansions, Penthouses, Foreclosures & Fixer-Uppers What San Francisco Home-Buyers Bought in 2012 Of all the homes purchased in San Francisco in 2012: • How many had Golden Gate Bridge views? Or ocean views? • How many were Victorian, Edwardian or … Continue reading →
2012 San Francisco Home Sales by Price Range & Neighborhood
January 2013 Overall median and average prices only give so much insight into the mix of homes sold in a particular area of the city, so these charts delineate the actual quantity of sales in specific price ranges within Realtor … Continue reading →
October Case-Shiller Index Released
This is for the high-price-tier index for the 5 county San Francisco Metro Statistical Area (MSA). The home values of the city of San Francisco itself (not reflected on the two charts below) went up more in run up to … Continue reading →