If you’ve been searching for a home in San Francisco, chances are you saw a TIC (Tenancy in Common). How is it different from a condo?

Recent price reductions are shifting the market to favor the buyer. Not every home is the same, but you won’t find an opportunity if you don’t look for one.

Does it finally smell like a Buyer's Market? Some good opportunities are lurking around the corner. Please reach out to us if you'd like to reevaluate your real estate goals.

The March newsletter includes a review of possible factors in the San Francisco real estate market.

Mortgage rates are the biggest current topic in real estate. While still historically low, rising interest rates are the reason why the rush to buy is as busy as last year. Thankfully we’re seeing more inventory hit the market to disperse the buyer pool and help you with your options.

Already in mid-January, we've seen low inventory and (still) low interest rates continue to drive up competition and prices for both homes and condos, and this is likely to continue into the Spring.

If you’ve taken a step back from checking out properties on the market, now is a good time to strategize for the upcoming year. Take a look at our latest newsletter that examines how the San Francisco market recovered from historical dips, as well as what a $1.5M budget can buy these days.

There’s one more quarter left to 2021 and the market has cooled ever so slightly from spring madness. Also, find out what our fixer-upper listing at 435 Duncan sold for!