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San Francisco Real Estate Update – February 2011

March 10, 2011 By Luba


 

Yet again, Luba’s San Francisco Real Estate Blog brings you latest San Francisco Real Estate market report here. (You can also view previous market updates by selecting the archives on the upper right portion of the screen). Heres’s a little glimpse of the report:

The median home price bounced back in February, gaining 4.9% from January. Year-over-year, the median price was down 7.2%.

The graph below shows the sales price to list price ratio as reported at sale compared to the sales price to original list price ratio.

The following chart shows the median price difference compared to the year before.

Days on market for homes rose six days to 65 days. For condos/lofts, days on market soared sixteen days to 95 days.


Filed Under: San Francisco News and Events, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions Tagged With: San Francisco Home Sales, San Francisco Housing, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco Realtor Blog, SF Housing, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor, SF Realtor Blog

San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: Single Family Home Sales June 2007 vs. June 2008

July 16, 2008 By Luba

San Francisco Association of Realtors District Map

Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.).
Check back next week for more statistics.
Fast Facts

Coming Next Week: Fast Facts Revamped with data and analyses from Terradatum!

Single Family Homes

 

 

 

 

District 1

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

19

21

Median Selling Price

926,000

1,099,000

Average DOM

27

35

 

 

District 2

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

52

37

Median Selling Price

842,500

801,000

Average DOM

32

36

 

 

District 3

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

19

15

Median Selling Price

1,060,000

630,000

Average DOM

50

38

 

 

District 4

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

21

31

Median Selling Price

1,150,000

960,500

Average DOM

21

55

 

 

District 5

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

37

27

Median Selling Price

1,405,000

1,376,000

Average DOM

30

48

 

 

District 6

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

5

5

Median Selling Price

2,160,000

1,720,000

Average DOM

45

74

 

 

District 7

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

13

10

Median Selling Price

3,820,000

4,900,000

Average DOM

46

38

 

 

District 8

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

1

1

Median Selling Price

3,100,000

5,500,000

Average DOM

15

87

 

 

District 9

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

27

18

Median Selling Price

865,000

752,500

Average DOM

32

43

 

 

District 10

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

36

47

Median Selling Price

684,500

565,000

Average DOM

41

51

 

 

District 11

June 2007

June 2008

Number of Sales

27

32

Median Selling Price

723,000

582,500

Average DOM

40

64

 

 

Filed Under: San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions Tagged With: Buyers Market, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, Sellers Market, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: Condo Sales May 2007 vs. May 2008

June 24, 2008 By Luba

San Francisco Association of Realtors District Map

Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.).
Check back next week for more statistics.

Fast Facts

 

 

 

 

 

Condominiums

 

 

 

 

 

District 1

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

17

15

Median Selling Price

905,000

850,000

Average DOM

30

62

 

 

 

District 2

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

1

3

Median Selling Price

790,000

937,000

Average DOM

2

33

 

 

 

District 3

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

4

3

Median Selling Price

440,000

380,000

Average DOM

50

86

 

 

 

District 4

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

7

5

Median Selling Price

585,000

606,000

Average DOM

37

40

 

 

 

District 5

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

42

32

Median Selling Price

911,000

938,500

Average DOM

29

52

 

 

 

District 6

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

15

8

Median Selling Price

842,000

831,500

Average DOM

26

35

 

 

 

District 7

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

31

32

Median Selling Price

1,295,000

1,075,000

Average DOM

36

50

 

 

 

District 8

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

51

45

Median Selling Price

699,000

775,000

Average DOM

36

47

 

 

 

District 9

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

59

42

Median Selling Price

750,000

795,000

Average DOM

46

77

 

 

 

District 10

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

8

4

Median Selling Price

509,500

349,475

Average DOM

64

34

 

 

 

District 11

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

7

3

Median Selling Price

478,000

539,500

Average DOM

51

79

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Buyers Market, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, Sellers Market, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

People Are Actually Reading!

June 18, 2008 By Luba

As more and more people swing by this here little real estate blog, I find myself getting more and more emails from readers.
Sometimes the readers are home buyers, sometimes the readers are home sellers, sometimes they’re other Realtors from across the country, sometimes they’re people with random questions about real estate.
The other day, I received a letter that was a little inspiring and reminded me that I don’t just write my blogs and my newsletter for myself.  It reminded me that people actually read what I write, and it made my day so much so that I thought I’d share it with the rest of you readers.
Here it goes:

Hello Luba,
You may or may not remember me, but I emailed you asking for a canvas bag a couple months ago. Firstly, I want to say thank you for that. I use it quite religiously every week I walk to the local produce store and it leaves me with a great sense of pride in enabling me to feel I am doing every small part I can in living green (and also saving myself and the grocer money. After all I am working towards a house here!). This initial contact with your voice leads me to my second statement of gratitude.
I have been reading your newsletters and I want to say good job, not only for informing me the buyer, but also for showing us that you are a true entrepreneur and doing everything within your power to help us and in turn help you thrive in this questionable state of the economy. First it’s the bag promotion and then the newsletters. I am looking forward to continued updates and other projects that will keep us excited about our dreams and futures.
By reading your newsletters I have motivated myself to take night classes in real estate at CCSF. It is only the first week and I am already drowning in the possibilities of the economy and learning so much about how real estate is woven within the fabric of our lives, from trends in loans and interest rates related to population spikes, rising oil prices, inflation of commodoties, and the local and federal politics and laws that shape our societies. I hope that by the end of this semester at the very earliest, I will have become an educated property seeker and have this initial spark of motivation to thank you for almost entirely. I look forward to the day when I or another young buyer can financially patronize your services and you might see a financial gain from your hard work, which I am certain you will reinvest in our futures.
Thanks again!
Grant Inaba

Grant’s letter really made me smile!  As a Realtor, I know that I often have an impact on the lives of my clients.  But what I often forget is that anything that I say might even have an effect on people that aren’t yet my clients – and are (for at least the time being) total strangers!  Writing my blogs and my newsletter gives me a great way to share information and insights with people I haven’t met yet – and it’s great to know that someone, somewhere is able to get something out of it! 🙂
Thanks for writing Grant!  :-)   Good luck with the real estate classes!  🙂

Filed Under: Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco Real Estate Blog Reader Asks Tagged With: Buy San Francisco Foreclosure, Buy SF Foreclosure, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

Chris Daly Strikes Again – 2 Unit Buildings Targeted

June 18, 2008 By Luba

I’m really not sure what Chris Daly has against homeownership in San Francisco.
Don’t get me wrong.  He’s done a few decent things for affordable housing in San Francisco.  But he’s focused all of his housing energy on the rental sector of the market and has done everything in his power to keep homeownership unaffordable for San Franciscans. 
In addition to opposing much of the new development in San Francisco, Daly’s always had it out for TIC’s and their ability to condo convert.  Even though the ability to convert TIC’s to condos in San Francisco allows middle-income people to buy here in the City, Daly attempts to put up brick wall after brick wall to stop the process in it’s tracks. 
His newest thing - Chris Daly wants to stop the fast-track condo conversion status that vacant 2 unit buildings now hold in San Francisco.  Apparently, there’s just too many conversions occuring for Daly’s taste. 
What does that mean to current owners of 2 unit buildings?  Your dreams of fast track condo conversion may be shattered by the one and only Chris Daly.
What does that mean to potential buyers of TIC’s in 2 unit buildings?  You may want to rethink your long term plans.  You’ll need to make the decision now, to either be OK with the lack of fast track conversion potential in your future home, or to decide to buy a condo instead which means less space and less amenities for the same money. 
I’ll try to keep you posted of any news with this whole situation, as well as opportunities to voice your opinion on the topic as I hear about them.  And if you have comments on the topic, feel free to voice them here on the blog – I’d love to hear your opinions.
The full scoop, per the San Francisco Realtors Association:

Last week, what was merely a possibility became a reality. Supervisor Chris Daly introduced a proposed ordinance that would place two-unit buildings in the condominium lottery and exempt two-unit buildings that are owner occupied as of August 1, 2008. The full text of the proposed ordinance appears below.

Under city law, ordinances must undergo a 30-day waiting period before they may be heard in committee. This is to allow interested parties an opportunity to study ordinances and take positions on them; so the first hearing on Supervisor Daly’s proposed ordinance will not occur until early July, at the earliest.

ARTICLE 7

SEC. 1359. PARCEL MAP.

(a) The requirements of Subsection (c) of Section 1356 of this Code shall apply to Parcel Maps.

(b) The Parcel Map shall conform to the requirements of Chapter 2, Article 3 of SMA and to the Subdivision Regulations regarding detailed format and contents.

(c) In the case of Conversions where a Tentative Map is not required, the requirements of Section 1314 and the requirements of Article 9 on Conversions shall apply, provided that hearings as provided in Sections 1313 and 1332 shall not be required, and the 10-percent low and moderate income occupancy as provided in Section 1341 shall not be required, and provided further that Article 9 shall not be applied to two-unit buildings only where both units are owner-occupied for one year as of August 1, 2008 and where both units remain owner occupied by the same owner occupants as on August 1, 2008 up until prior to the application for Conversion. The Director of Planning, however, shall make the determination pursuant to Section 1385 concerning preservation of low and moderate income housing.

(d) In addition to the requirements of Subsection (c), the owners of record of a two-unit building conversion that qualify for the exemption from Article 9 must certify under penalty of perjury and the Department must verify with the Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Board, and with the Human Rights Commission as applicable, that since November 16, 2004, no eviction as defined in San Francisco Administrative Code Section 37.9(a)(8)– (14) of a senior, disabled person, or catastrophically ill tenant as defined below has occurred, or if an eviction has taken place under Administrative Code Section 37.9(a)(11) or (14), that the original tenant reoccupied the unit after a temporary eviction. For purposes of this Subsection a “senior” shall be a person who is 60 years or older and has been residing in the unit for 10 years or more at the time of the lottery; a “disabled” tenant is defined for purposes of this Subsection as a person who is disabled within the meaning of! Title 42 U.S.C. Section 12102(2)(A); and a “catastrophically ill” tenant is defined for purposes of this Subsection as a person who is disabled as defined above, and who is suffering from a life threatening illness as certified by his or her primary care physician.

(e) If the owners of record cannot satisfy the requirements of Subsection (d), then the owners of record shall comply with Article 9, including its Section 1396.1(g)(3), prior to submitting an application for Conversion.

(f) If the Department determines that an applicant has knowingly provided false material information under Subsection (d) above, the Department shall immediately deny the application, or if the applicant has submitted an application for conversion, shall immediately deny the application for conversion. Moreover, the Department, the Director, or other authorized person or entity may also enforce the provisions of this Subsection under Section 1304 or any other applicable provision of law as warranted.

Filed Under: Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions, San Francisco TIC (Tenancy in Common) Info Tagged With: Buy San Francisco Foreclosure, Buy SF Foreclosure, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog, Tenancy in Common, TIC Conversion

San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: Single Family Home Sales May 2007 vs. May 2008

June 11, 2008 By Luba

San Francisco Association of Realtors District Map

Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.).
Check back next week for more statistics.

Fast Facts

 

 

Single Family Homes

 

 

District 1

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

18

26

Median Selling Price

1,597,500

1,433,642

Average DOM

35

34

District 2

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

48

51

Median Selling Price

897,000

835,000

Average DOM

32

35

District 3

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

16

10

Median Selling Price

813,500

639,500

Average DOM

37

53

District 4

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

36

27

Median Selling Price

1,225,000

1,087,680

Average DOM

33

35

District 5

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

36

35

Median Selling Price

1,457,500

1,299,000

Average DOM

32

29

District 6

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

5

3

Median Selling Price

1,725,000

979,000

Average DOM

37

47

District 7

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

13

14

Median Selling Price

4,650,000

3,545,000

Average DOM

36

49

District 8

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

1

2

Median Selling Price

2,750,000

3,670,000

Average DOM

94

118

District 9

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

17

15

Median Selling Price

835,000

900,000

Average DOM

50

29

District 10

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

43

41

Median Selling Price

722,000

570,101

Average DOM

49

47

District 11

May 2007

May 2008

Number of Sales

19

13

Median Selling Price

752,000

593,000

Average DOM

58

46

Filed Under: San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions Tagged With: Buyers Market, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, Sellers Market, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: 2-4 Unit Sales April 2007 vs. April 2008

May 28, 2008 By Luba

San Francisco Association of Realtors District Map

Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.).
Check back next week for more statistics.

Fast Facts
2-4 Units

District 1

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

7

8

Median Selling Price

1,450,000

1,380,000

Average DOM

95

90

District 2

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

8

7

Median Selling Price

1,037,500

1,200,000

Average DOM

47

61

District 3

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

1

0

Median Selling Price

800,000

Average DOM

26

District 4

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

0

1

Median Selling Price

1,072,500

Average DOM

57

District 5

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

11

9

Median Selling Price

1,675,000

1,500,000

Average DOM

55

35

District 6

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

6

2

Median Selling Price

1,612,500

1,250,000

Average DOM

55

49

District 7

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

2

2

Median Selling Price

1,685,000

1,875,000

Average DOM

185

15

District 8

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

1

1

Median Selling Price

600,000

1,520,000

Average DOM

32

10

District 9

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

7

3

Median Selling Price

1,160,000

978,000

Average DOM

126

70

District 10

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

1

2

Median Selling Price

770,000

742,500

Average DOM

83

54

District 11

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

0

1

Median Selling Price

650,000

Average DOM

157

Filed Under: San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions Tagged With: Buyers Market, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, Sellers Market, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

Good News In Real Esate?

May 28, 2008 By Luba

Who woulda thought that someone out there was willing to report good news about the real estate market?
It seems that every other day I’m getting a call from my mother asking me how I can possibly afford to eat because the real estate market is doing so horribly.  And when I’m not trying to convince my mother that I do indeed have enough money to eat, and pay for housing and gas and work expenses and (gasp) actually enjoy life and take vacations, I am talking to clients and strangers about the condition of the real estate market here in San Francisco. 
I’ve mentioned in previous posts that it’s far from being all bad here in the City.  There are plenty of homes that are selling quickly if they’re desirable and priced right.  And while those that bought a year or two ago may not see any return on their investment if they are trying to sell today, those that bought 3 years ago, in most cases, are doing pretty well.
So after reading all of the real estate doom and gloom that constantly innundates the media – it was refreshing to stumble on Happy Real Estate News.  They list all of the positive changes that are going on in real estate markets across the country from decreases in days on market to increases in prices to increases in sales volume. 
And (drumroll please….)
… San Francisco is mentioned on every list.  Prices are heading up, days on market is heading down, volume is heading up…. the gloom and doom hasn’t taken us down here in SF. 
So if you’re feeling a little glum about the market, swing by Happy Real Estate News and take a little breath.  Things aren’t as bad as the media makes them out to be. 

Filed Under: Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco News and Events, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions Tagged With: Buy San Francisco Foreclosure, Buy SF Foreclosure, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts: Condominium Sales April 2007 vs. April 2008

May 20, 2008 By Luba

San Francisco Association of Realtors District Map

Here’s the latest Fast Facts update from the SFAR. Updates are provided almost weekly and each week is a different sector of the market (ie. Condos, Single Family Homes, 2-4 unit dwellings, etc.).

Check back next week for more statistics.

 

Fast Facts    
     
Condominiums

 

 

District 1

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

5

11

Median Selling Price

975,000

1,065,000

Average DOM

32

31

District 2

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

4

0

Median Selling Price

712,000

Average DOM

45

District 3

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

2

4

Median Selling Price

652,000

605,000

Average DOM

48

101

District 4

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

10

3

Median Selling Price

631,000

525,000

Average DOM

28

77

District 5

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

23

32

Median Selling Price

950,000

968,000

Average DOM

37

33

District 6

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

24

10

Median Selling Price

777,000

837,500

Average DOM

30

35

District 7

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

25

28

Median Selling Price

1,105,000

1,236,000

Average DOM

28

39

District 8

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

46

32

Median Selling Price

705,000

804,000

Average DOM

57

53

District 9

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

45

44

Median Selling Price

745,000

701,500

Average DOM

45

54

District 10

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

6

1

Median Selling Price

544,500

589,000

Average DOM

47

49

District 11

April 2007

April 2008

Number of Sales

11

5

Median Selling Price

400,000

480,000

Average DOM

56

91

Filed Under: San Francisco Real Estate Fast Facts, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Buyers, San Francisco Real Estate Info for Sellers, San Francisco Real Estate Market Conditions Tagged With: Buyers Market, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, Sellers Market, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

Help Me to Help You!

May 20, 2008 By Luba

As this little San Francisco real estate blog gets more popular (it averages 1500 unique visitors a month), more and more of you reach out to me through email and instant chat to ask questions about specific properties, about the real estate market or even about blogging in general (though I can assure you that I’m no expert on that topic.)
And while lots of you email me, a fair amount also use the instant chat feature you see on the right hand side of the screen as well which lets you send me an instant message whenever I’m online. 
Unfortunately though, I can’t be online all of the time because I need to be out in the field helping buyers find SF homes or working with sellers to get their SF properties ready for sale.  And when I’m not online – you can’t have a live chat with me. 
So please, please, please – if you’d like to send me an offline message, either email me or be sure to leave a way for me to contact you in the chat window (email or phone number are equally as effective). 
Because if you take the time to ask me a question – I want to give you an answer!
But,  I can’t respond if I have no way of getting back to you (and some questions are just too personal in nature to post for the world to read).
Now – all that being said, give me a holler if you have any questions about San Francisco real estate!  I’m always happy to help! :-)  And be sure to leave your contact info – help me to help you! 🙂

Filed Under: Misc Musings from Your San Francisco Realtor, San Francisco Local Resources Tagged With: Buyers Market, San Francisco Home Blog, San Francisco Home Evaluation, San Francisco MLS, San Francisco Property Search, San Francisco Real Estate, San Francisco Real Estate Blog, San Francisco Real Estate Sales Statistics, San Francisco Realtor Blog, Sellers Market, SF Home Blog, SF Home Evaluation, SF MLS, SF Property Search, SF Real Estate, SF Real Estate Blog, SF Real Estate Sales Statistics, SF Realtor Blog

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