Sellers
Moving Trends: Where Today’s Buyers Are Searching
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Is this what a Seller’s Market looks like?
By Andrew Roth Short answer: YES. Although no definitive measure exists, a “Seller’s Market” is achieved when sellers generally have the upper hand in negotiations, in price and terms. This environment is characterized by quick marketing periods, sellers receiving multiple … Continue reading
Yes, yes, Noe Valley, say eager S.F. home buyers
The two-bedroom Noe Valley house had an unorthodox layout and looked like a 1980s Tahoe cabin. Taking those flaws into consideration, Realtor Bernard Katzmann listed it for $1.1 million at the inauspicious sales time of Thanksgiving. Then he watched in … Continue reading
Zephyr Real Estate Is San Francisco’s No. 1 Real Estate Brand in 2011
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, Feb 28, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) — Zephyr has once again achieved the top spot in real estate branding in San Francisco. Nearly one out of nine real estate transactions last year involved a Zephyr agent, representing … Continue reading
Home prices are lowest since 2002
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — National home prices fell 4% in the fourth quarter of 2011, putting them back at levels last seen in mid-2002. That’s the fifth consecutive annual loss and the biggest decline since 2008, when markets were in … Continue reading
Senate Bill 150 and the Impact on Rental Restrictions
By TINNELLY LAW GROUP www.tinnellylaw.com Introduction Community Associations have traditionally encountered problems with renters in their communities. Because renters do not have an ownership interest in their units and the Association, they may feel less invested in the community. This often … Continue reading
2011 Sale Summary – Noe Valley / Single Family Homes
In 2011, San Francisco’s Noe Valley neighborhood experienced a firming in real estate activity and prices. Noe Valley continued to attract a broad demographic of professionals and families seeking “relatively” affordable single family housing, good weather, access to public transportation, … Continue reading
In SF, higher priced homes fared better
The big news on the real estate front this week was the release of the S&P/Case-Shiller index, which tracks home values in 20 major metropolitan cities across the country. Disappointing news is closing out the year as national home prices continued … Continue reading
At last: interior details of SFMOMA expansion
Six months after the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art released conceptual designs of how a new wing would look alongside its current home, the institution on Wednesday showed how the two pieces might fit together inside. The biggest surprise: … Continue reading
IPOs stoke San Francisco housing market
By Sarah McBride SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Adam Holm has been looking to sell his three-bedroom Victorian house in San Francisco’s Potrero Hill neighborhood all year, but he needs one thing to happen first: gaming-company Zynga’s initial public offering. “It … Continue reading
