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San Francisco Real Estate Stats
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All SF
Current Prices
The median selling prices in All SF, by property type, for the last 90 days are:Single Family Residences: $703,500 Condominiums: $654,500
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All SF
Single Family ResidenceUnsold Inventory Index
Based on the sales rate of SFR's in All SF over the last three years, it would take 17.72 weeks to sell all of the active listings on the market today. The purpose of this measure is to help understand whether the current inventory is in a state of relative surplus, shortage or balance. Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Sellers Market 17.72
WeeksBuyers Market Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
All SF
Single Family ResidenceCurrent Inventory Snap Shot
This chart compares the number of SFR's sold in All SF over the last 120 days with the number currently in contract and the number actively available for sale. The purpose is to provide additional context to the current inventory in terms of the more recent sales activity for SFR's in All SF Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
All SF
Single Family ResidenceCurrent Price Trend
This shows the median selling price of all SFR's sold in All SF looking backwards in 60-day increments for the last year. The purpose is to see the most recent trend in prices for SFR's in All SF at this moment. Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
All SF
CondominiumUnsold Inventory Index
Based on the sales rate of Condo's in All SF over the last three years, it would take 19.46 weeks to sell all of the active listings on the market today. The purpose of this measure is to help understand whether the current inventory is in a state of relative surplus, shortage or balance. Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Sellers Market 19.46
WeeksBuyers Market Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
All SF
CondominiumCurrent Inventory Snap Shot
This chart compares the number of Condo's sold in All SF over the last 120 days with the number currently in contract and the number actively available for sale. The purpose is to provide additional context to the current inventory in terms of the more recent sales activity for Condo's in All SF Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
All SF
CondominiumCurrent Price Trend
This shows the median selling price of all Condo's sold in All SF looking backwards in 60-day increments for the last year. The purpose is to see the most recent trend in prices for Condo's in All SF at this moment. Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
All SF
Housing Stock Overview
This chart shows the breakdown of sales by residential property type in All SF over the last 12 months. This data does not consider the sales of commercial properties, apartment buildings of 5 or more units, or vacant lots. Explain Further More All SF Real Estate Statistics Last updated: September 2, 2010 -
San Francisco Real Estate Trends
June was a good month for sellers in San Francisco as prices ticked up noticeably compared to both the prior month and the prior year.
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California in Context
The state-wide median price for single family homes dropped an eye-popping 59% from the market peak to the trough. Prices have since rebounded a little, but where do we go from here? This article examines key factors affecting the forward price trend in order to predict the direction of prices in the short term.
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SF Market Overview
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June was a good month for sellers in San Francisco as prices ticked up noticeably compared to both the prior month and the... [Read More] |
California Market Overview
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The state-wide median price for single family homes dropped an eye-popping 59% from the market peak to the trough. Prices have since... [Read More] |