Monthly Archives: January 2022

By Candace Jackson The New York Times The real estate market in California mostly mirrored the national trends in 2021, with home prices increasing by double digits in the more affordable, outlying suburbs and in smaller metro areas like Riverside … Continue reading →

A decaying, 122-year-old Victorian marketed as “the worst house on the best block” of San Francisco has sold for nearly $2 million — an eye-catching price that the realtor said was the outcome of overbidding in an auction. A developer’s … Continue reading →

A sliding barn door lead to the back of the house and a spectacular view. Paul Kozal The Sea Ranch, a remote community along the Sonoma Coast in Northern California, was the zip code with the biggest increase in real … Continue reading →

The data backs up Dorsch’s observations. In 2020 and 2021, moves from San Francisco to Montana increased by 140% compared to the previous two years — making Montana the state that saw the biggest increase in new San Franciscans during … Continue reading →

The East Bay, for example, which includes Berkeley, Oakland and the surrounding suburbs, saw stronger price growth. “Oakland was the market that saw the biggest increase in demand,” said Daryl Fairweather, the chief economist for Redfin. “Everyone was leaving the … Continue reading →