Monthly Archives: February 2016

Hatvany confirms the same trends. In the second quarter of last year, her firm said, 18 homes sold in San Francisco for $6 million or higher. That number dropped to nine in the fourth quarter. One question: Will the more … Continue reading →

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The report says that home prices are overvalued by 16 percent relative to economic fundamentals like income growth. Income has grown 18 percent since the last recession while home prices have soared 62 percent above their post-recession bottom. Prices are … Continue reading →

San Francisco often ranks among the “hottest” housing markets due to its rapidly rising housing prices. In the last month alone, San Francisco appeared on three separate lists of the “hottest” or “strongest” housing markets for 2016. But how hot … Continue reading →

Lynch’s home sits on the San Francisco Bay and includes five bedrooms, a soaring living space with expansive glass walls, a home theater, and an elevator. It has stunning water views from nearly every room, and it features a 58-foot … Continue reading →