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Focus on Cole Valley
Noe Valley has its 24th Street shops and cutesy cafés. Cole Valley has, well, its Cole Street shops and cutesy cafés. The two neighborhoods have been engaged in a friendly battle for the hearts of San Francisco homeowners for as … Continue reading
Noe Valley Postscript: Median Price Chart
I’ve been having an interesting discussion with a regular reader of theFrontsteps, where I first posted my chart on Noe Valley Percentage Change from All-Time High. He disputes the fact that Noe Valley has fallen by 30% from its all-time … Continue reading
Noe Valley Goes Down
Noe Valley’s been my home since 1991 so I’ll admit that I track it with more attention than other neighborhoods. For quite a few years now it’s also had a reputation for maintaining home values even as the rest of … Continue reading
Districts 3 and 10, R.I.P.
The Excelsior, Bayview, Hunter’s Point, Oceanview, Ingleside: these are some of the neighborhoods included in the San Francisco Association of Realtors’ MLS (Multiple Listing Service) Districts 3 and 10. It’s been suggested here and elsewhere that perhaps these non-“core” San … Continue reading
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Are San Francisco Home Values Rotten to the “Core”?
Not long ago I did a guest post at The Front Steps in which I showed that city-wide home prices had fallen back to November 2003 levels. Here’s the chart. That prompted some discussion about whether the results would be … Continue reading
“San Francisco Property Sales and Prices Rebound in February”
…or so proclaims my venerable data-crunching guy at the REreport. All the data is available and updated monthly under my “Market Trends” tab, organized by MLS District, or city-wide, annual or monthly, single family or condo — it’s all available … Continue reading
Buy land, they ain’t making any more of it.
Ever wonder how much that would cost you in San Francisco? Ever think it might make sense to buy your own little piece of heaven and build the house of your dreams on it rather than pay through the nose … Continue reading
More Grim News on Housing
Saturday’s NY Times proclaims “A Gloomy Outlook for Home Sales’ Big Season.” The headliner, by the way, was “Job Losses Hint at Vast Remaking of U.S. Economy.” Is it really any wonder we have difficulty sleeping a’ nights? Here are … Continue reading
SF Home Prices at 2003 Levels
Sorry, folks, but it’s that bad — or good, depending on your perspective. I tracked average and median prices going back to 2000 for the ten combined MLS districts that comprise the San Francisco Multiple Listing Service — the big … Continue reading
January Data Sings the Blues
Here’s the latest sales data broken down by MLS District. Full reports are available here under the Market Trends Tab and are well worth a look. Median and Average prices are down substantially year over year for single family homes … Continue reading