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.
Read moreWhile 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.
Read moreWhy 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 moreOur field trip to 181 Fremont Street, San Francisco’s latest luxury development which is under construction with the first of the 55 luxury homes being delivered in spring 2018. Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties, San Francisco
Read moreCheck out coverage of our buyers and their success in San Francisco’s real estate market: Not in Texas AnymoreErin Feher | Photo:…
Read moreTake a read through our latest edition of our insider newsletter about San Francisco residential real estate with Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties. You’ll see our Most-Over-List Price winners for 2017 too with this week’s edition.
Read moreCondominiums are a significant part of San Francisco’s real estate market. Take a look at what you can get and where. Then take a look at how the median prices look for 1-, 2- and 3-bedroom condominiums stack up.
Read moreMore San Francisco rental inventory has driven rents down, but ever so slightly. With more rent control laws on the ballots renters may give buying a deeper look with Kevin Ho and Jonathan McNarry of Vanguard Properties.
Read moreHow long will it take for your property to be reassessed when you buy in San Francisco?
Read moreWill this mean more money for people to buy houses? In theory, negative rates at a central bank trickle down to consumers…
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