Bridging the Gap: Real Stories of Smart Moves
In San Francisco, timing is everything. Bridge loans let homeowners unlock the equity in their current home to buy the next one—without juggling two closings or missing the perfect opportunity. Here’s how they work, when to use them, and why they’re a game-changer for The City’s market.
Rebuilding The City: Inside San Francisco’s Real Estate Shift from Recovery to Reinvention
San Francisco’s real estate market is rewriting its own story. Inventory is down, demand is up, and AI wealth and tech liquidity are transforming how buyers and sellers move. Entry-level buyers are exploring TICs and co-ops while the luxury market is catching fire. Even Mid-Market and Union Square are buzzing again with renovations, retail reboots, and renewed confidence. The City isn’t just recovering — it’s reinventing itself.
TICs in San Francisco: What They Are, Why They Exist, and How to Buy One Without Losing Your Mind
TIC ownership in San Francisco sounds simple until you try to explain it. From fractional financing to condo conversion myths, here’s what you need to know about Tenancy in Common ownership in The City—what works, what doesn’t, and when it makes sense.
Rates Just Dropped! What does that mean for San Francisco?
Rates just dropped, and even a small cut can mean big shifts in San Francisco real estate. Buyers get breathing room, sellers see more activity, and timing suddenly matters more. From monthly payments to offer strategies, here’s what this latest Fed move really means in The City.
11 Mistakes to Avoid When Selling Your San Francisco Home
Selling a home in San Francisco is exciting, but it’s also a high-stakes endeavor. Mistakes can cost you time, money, or even the perfect buyer. Here’s what to avoid—and how to get it right. Spoiler: It all starts and ends with choosing the right agent.
2024 - San Francisco Real Estate Year in Review
San Francisco's real estate market in 2024 reflected a mix of resilience and recovery amid broader economic challenges. High prices, limited inventory, and steady demand defined the landscape, with certain neighborhoods continuing to perform well despite a shifting economic backdrop.
First, We Scored Walk-ability, Now We Score Transit-ability
Lucky for us San Franciscan’s, our transit situation is pretty bright, even WITH all of the drama that our lovely MUNI brings us on a daily basis – from crashes to late running buses to financial woes...