2019’s real estate market in San Francisco is looking up making last year’s November dip a temporary one. From the Business Times and market data from Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry, Vanguard Properties.
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The intersection of the Internet and real estate has made it even more important to have experienced agents like Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry whose perspective and deep familiarity with San Francisco markets help their clients win in the City’s competetive markets.
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Why San Francisco real estate is a good hedge against stock market turbulence with built-in benefits and potential to add value from Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry, Vanguard Properties, San Francisco
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Learn how Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of San Francisco’s Vanguard Properties help their client win a great house at 1967 22nd Avenue without being the highest offer but, rather, the best offer.
Read moreIf you’re buying a single-family house in San Francisco, this is why you should befriend a structural engineer and architect. The new…
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Mission Dolores and Russian Hill were the top two neighborhoods where San Francisco millennials like to live and buy. Ask Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties what this means for buying and selling in these areas.
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Prices for the ever-shrinking number of single-family houses for sale in San Francisco really pushed upwards over the same time period from a year ago while the influx of new condo inventory has kept median and average prices down according to MLS data.
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Read Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry’s thoughts about how real estate values improve if a property has parking and proximity to public transportation, especially in San Francisco real estate.
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While 2017 may not have seemed to be the most normal year around the world — wild fires, 106° days in San Francisco, mayors suddenly leaving us early, presidential lows and a whole renewed awareness of what ‘crossing the line’ meant one thing that held unsurprisingly steady: real estate prices and value. As we’ve said time and time again, real estate is the ultimate hedge against risk, change and surprise in that it’s both an asset with value that also has utility.
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Why the GOP tax plan won’t have that much of an impact to SF real estate; we already pay a lot and while annoying the alternative would mean living elsewhere and who wants to do that?
Read moreCheck out coverage of our buyers and their success in San Francisco’s real estate market: Not in Texas AnymoreErin Feher | Photo:…
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