30 Years of Housing Market Cycles in San Francisco Updated Report, September 21, 2013 Below is a look at the past 30 years of San Francisco Bay Area real estate boom and bust cycles. Financial-market cycles have been around for … 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 Housing Market Charts
Noe & Eureka Valley Houses: Cole Valley-Ashbury Heights-Clarendon & Corona Heights Houses: Glen Park Houses: Condos, Selected District 5 Neighborhoods: District 5 Residential 2-4 Unit Buildings: District 2 Houses Inner Sunset House Median Sales Price. FYI: Inner Sunset general dollar … Continue reading →
Case-Shiller: Different Bubbles, Different Accelerating Recoveries
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 →
Interest Rates: Is the Sky Falling on the Housing Market?
The pundits are making dramatic, even doom-laden pronouncements about what is going to happen with interest rates (and the housing market), though they’ve been wrong so many times over the past few years, these “expert” predictions might be taken with … Continue reading →
The San Francisco Metro Area Apartment Building Market
The San Francisco Metro Area Apartment Building Market The Reis Reports Update Provided by the Paragon Real Estate Group for the Metro Area of San Francisco, Marin & San Mateo Counties. MARKET OVERVIEW: The economy of the West Bay area … Continue reading →
Real Data: December Newsletter
San Francisco Smorgasbord: A Neighborhoods Sampler
Some time soon, we’ll be doing our annual wrap-up of the SF housing market statistics. And I expect it will be a doozie. But for our November Newsletter, our Chief Analyst Guru Extraordinaire did a survey of various neighborhood values. You can find all the ones he covered here. I thought I’d cover just a few of the highlights.
Inner and Central Richmond. These neighborhoods have recovered smartly since the market crash in 2008. They are now almost back to their pre-crash peaks. ...
Social Media Boom Fuels San Francisco’s Rental and Home Sales Market
Hard on the heels of my last post that covered sky-rocketing home prices and rents comes yesterday’s front-page New York Times article on how San Francisco is at the epicenter of the new social networking/media boom.