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San Francisco & Bay Area Home Values – in Maps
May 2013 Update Below are 3 maps delineating recent median home sales prices and/or average dollar per square foot values for San Francisco neighborhoods and communities around the Bay Area. These statistics are generalities which may fluctuate for a variety … Continue reading →
April Newsletter: A Hot Market Getting Hotter
San Francisco: A Hot Market Getting Hotter 1st Quarter 2013 Market Report In 2012, the market turned with a vengeance and grew very hot very quickly. Now in 2013 it has grown even hotter. Recent deal-making stories almost make the … Continue reading →
Real Data SF: San Francisco Prices by Neighborhood
March Newsletter: What Costs How Much Where in San Francisco
San Francisco Home Values by Neighborhood & Bedroom Count The March 2013 Paragon Market We’ve just completed our semiannual review of SF house and condo values by average and median prices, average size and average dollar per square foot for … 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 →
The 2012 SF Real Estate Wrap-Up
Happy New Year everyone! As promised, here is a link to Paragon’s comprehensive analysis of trends in the San Francisco residential market and beyond in 2012. You’ll find 19 incredible charts and maps covering a host of metrics and I highly recommend a quick scan of the online newsletter to find the stuff that might interest you. I’m going to cherry-pick just a handful of my favorites to discuss below.
January Newsletter
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 →