The really big jumps in median 3-BR house prices over last year occurred in the mid-price neighborhoods like Bernal Heights, Glen Park and Miraloma Park. The most expensive neighborhoods, such as Pacific Heights and Presidio Heights don’t have enough 3-BR house sales to put on the chart.
Don’t you think this is interesting in what the price per square foot is for buildings based on what year they were built in San Francisco?
September is almost always the month with the largest number of new home listings in San Francisco: The number of new listings hitting the market in September 2014 was 15% higher than the #2 month (May 2014) over the past 21 months. [See chart below] Because Labor Day is so late this year, September only […]
The CAR Housing Affordability Index measures the percentage of households within a given California county that can purchase a median priced house. All Bay Area Counties’ affordability percentages declined in Q2 2015, and San Francisco is only 2 percentage points above its historic low, last reached in Q3 2007.
Bay Area Case-Shiller Index readings bumped up across the board in May 2015, as delineated in the reports released recently. Last year after its own torrid spring selling season, prices basically plateaued from May through December 2014, before soaring again in early 2015 (see first chart below). We shall see if that happens again through […]
We updated our charts that break down the sales in San Francisco districts or sections of district by price range. This is great for buyers to get an idea of their options in different areas of the city. It can also be used with sellers to show where the pricing of their home will fit […]
Attached are 4 updated charts pertaining to Paragon’s performance in the SF luxury home market. I’ve also attached lists of our condo sales of $2m+ and house sales of $2.5m+ for the past 2 years. YTD, Paragon’s sales of homes of $3m and above has increased by 141% year over year:
The new March Case-Shiller Home Price Index for the Bay Area counties of SF, Marin, San Mateo, Alameda and Contra Costa, released recently, reflect another overheated spring market. All home price tiers saw significant spikes, but the high-price-tier in particular saw a big jump. Since the March Index is a 3-month rolling average and the […]