2016 looks to be a year of moderation, which may well create a refreshing market where buyers have a little more time to reflect on their potential purchases than they’ve had since the market began its rapid expansion in 2013. While we have a host more we could tell you about, here are some of our collected thoughts, observations and predictions:
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The realtors released recent sales data for November showing nice growth but not nutso growth we’ve seen in years past — which is a good thing, right?
Read moreA universal urban problem and solutions… Unfortunately, apartment noise is not relegated to the one percent. Sirens, rooftop fans, construction and upstairs…
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Which Page Street building is selling for $5.5M? What will 2016 SF real estate look like and which new development is offering discounts for its buyers now? Take a read below for those items and much more valuable insider information in the latest edition of In the Know with Kevin+Jonathan….
Read moreReal-estate consultants and brokers say the pullback likely is temporary. Many Chinese view U.S. real estate as not only a good investment…
Read moreMany places around the country are grappling with how to address the need for more housing that’s affordable for people like teachers,…
Read moreFor the first time, Chinese have overtaken Canadians as the biggest foreign purchasers of U.S. property by total number of transactions, accounting…
Read moreThe U.S. Federal Reserve isn’t exactly poised to crash the house party. Low interest rates, steady job gains and improving household finances…
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The SF Realtors Release Monthly Sales Figures That Show Houses Are (Relatively) Cheaper Than Last Year, But Condo Prices Are Up October…
Read moreFrom the San Francisco Federal Reserve’s President Policy Letter from August 2015: First, monetary policy actions have sizable and significant effects on…
Read moreAfter a raucous nine-hour hearing during which hundreds of members of the public weighed in and deputy sheriffs were called to remove…
Read moreSan Francisco could pay as much as $327 million for a 466,000-square-foot office development in the Mid-Market area, according to real estate…
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