real estate market

Woodlands Market Opens At Lumina

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Woodlands Market, one of the Bay Area’s best independent grocery stores, has a new location at Lumina in the Transbay/Rincon Hill neighborhood. Located at the corner of FOLSOM AND MAIN STREETS in one of the iconic highrise’s retail spaces, the store is a much needed convenience to the ever-evolving neighborhood and especially to the residents at Lumina, now 85% sold. The store is delighted to be an anchor retailer and the first full-service grocery store in the area, committed to the neighborhood’s growth. For over thirty years Woodland Markets have sold natural and sustainable products from local suppliers, offering a large selection of fresh produce, meat, and seafood, along with a variety of prepared foods. The new location at Lumina is approximately 9,500-square-feet, and has a coffee bar  with in-house juices, and fresh bread made daily. LUMINA residents were invited to a sneak peek preview of the new market recently.

 

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Former North Beach Theater site to be condos

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After 20 years of sitting empty the Pagoda Theater in North Beach was torn down, with a plan to  replaced it with a luxury  condominium complex. The new construction will be 5 stories tall with approximately 19 residential housing units — 15 two bedrooms, two one bedroom, and two three bedrooms. The building will be across from the iconic Washington Square park in the heart of the North Beach neighborhood, a rare location to find new construction. The condos will occupy the top four of five floors, over a ground floor restaurant that will be approximately 4,700 square feet. There are plans for 27 parking spots  and it is assumed that each unit will have one parking space and that the remaining spaces will be used by the restaurant. All of the homes will have with very high-end finishes.  Some of them will have private decks. There will be a shared roof deck for residents. The developer is West Builders, and construction started last year in 2016.

A Sellers Market in San Francisco

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How long can the residential real estate market go on like this? We are about two years into a national trend of dropping housing supply and increasing median sales prices. There are some regional variations to the story, but the shift to a predominantly seller’s market is mostly complete. According to a recent report by the San Francisco Association of Realtors, the median sales price for condos increased last month to $1,065,000 in district 9 – that’s an increase of 12.1% over last year. Multiple-offer situations are now commonplace, as good homes routinely go for over asking price and are off the market in a single day. In July  50% of all condominiums in District 9 sold over list price. It is evident that a favorable San Francisco economy keeps buyers in the chase. If you are curious about your home’s current market value, contact me and I will do a market analysis.

New Prime Spot in SOMA – 99 Rausch

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Inspired by the Mid-Market renaissance, 99 Rausch is rising up, a 6-story, 112-unit condominium community with state-or-the-art amenities and environmentally sustainable features. They did a really great job with units in maximizing space and natural light. Despite the limited square footage with some units, the floor plans feel very open. Studios start at $599,000, one bedrooms from $799,000 and two bedrooms from $1,250,000. Parking and storage available.The building is located in a prime spot in the city at the intersection of Rausch and Folsom between 7th and 8th Street in the south of market neighborhood. Contact me for additional information or a showing.

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A Strong Demand For Home Buying in San Francisco

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As has been the case for month after month – and now year after year – low inventory is the primary culprit for any sales malaise rather than lack of offers. There is strong demand for home buying, emphasized by higher prices and multiple offers on homes for sale, none of which is news to San Franciscans. The San Francisco Association of Realtor reports that in June new listings were down 36.0 percent for Condo/TIC/Coop properties, however pending sales increased. The Median Sales Price was up 10.8 percent for single family homes but decreased 2.6 percent to $1,145,000 for Condo/TIC/Coop properties.

How much is your property worth now?

Want to know what your home’s current market value is? Regardless of whether you are looking to sell or just curious about the market, I would be glad to do a comparative market analysis.