On ABC7 KGO About SF's Sort of Come Back (March 2024)

On The Media
On Air
Local journalists from KTVU-FOX 2 and KGO-ABC7 often seek our thoughts on the dynamic Bay Area housing market, a testament to our recognized expertise and longstanding experience. We are happy to share our insights and contribute to the conversation.
Because helping those buying and selling homes throughout the Bay Area, is what we do, always ready to provide some valuable perspective. Plus, with Kevin's background in journalism and law, we like to think that we bring a well-rounded view to the table (now, what exactly is this table?)
The Story:
Seeing this item on the SF Standard's website about how San Francisco’s population appeared to start its recovery after a net gain of people since the Pandemic, our friend Suzanne Phan asked us if this was being reflected in the real estate market.
It is
This story aired on KGO-TV ABC 7 in the Bay Area throughout the day on March 14, 2024. See it here.
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1264 Church Street, San Francisco, a sunny, top-floor, 2-bed, 1-bath, 1-car parking garage space with ±1,284 sqft (per LiDar) as listed by Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties. SF MLS 423910006. www.1264-church.com At the heart of this stand-out property is the newly renovated chef’s kitchen (designed for cooking classes and entertaining), the new bathroom, new, in-unit laundry, new stainless appliances, dual pane windows, wood floors and designer lighting. Combined with its 1935 Spanish-revival heritage in a sought-after Noe Valley location, 1264 Church is exceptional.