Buyers stand in line for Hayes Valley condos – San Francisco Business Times
In two decades of selling San Francisco condos, Alan Mark has never seen anything like 300 Ivy St. On the first weekend…
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And Here’s Another One: Graystar joining housing rush in Castro – San Francisco Business Times
The South Carolina-based developer, which has 200,000 rental housing units under management, has filed an application to build 87 units at 2198…
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San Francisco is undergoing nearly $5Billion worth of new construction that will add as much as 8,000 new residential units to the…
Read moreIn San Francisco, the Boom Is Back | SPUR
What happened: More than 4,220 units of housing began construction in San Francisco in 2012 — following a year in which just…
Read moreMarch Pending Home Sales Improve but Overall Pace Leveling | realtor.org
Pending home sales increased in March and remain above year-ago levels, but contract activity in recent months shows only modest movement, according…
Read moreRecord-low mortgage rates encourage home-buying
Mortgage rates across the country are as low as they’ve been in decades, according to major mortgage buyer Freddie Mac, and local…
Read moreDon’t like Market Street? Wait a few minutes – San Francisco Business Times
Central Market Street is not changing by the day, it’s changing by the hour. After a week out of town traveling with…
Read moreSelling your home? The cards are in your favor – Apr. 8, 2013
Six years after prices collapsed, housing has begun to climb out of its hole. So what are the best moves to make…
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What’s the deal with TICs now? The condominium conversion lottery reform and bypass legislation, originally introduced by San Francisco Supervisors Wiener and…
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