Midtown Terrace, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationMidtown Terrace and Forest Knolls are two excellent communities in San Francisco's southern area. The communities are bounded on the north by Parnassus Avenue, the west by Locksley Avenue, and the south and east by Twin Peaks Boulevard. These communities were developed between the 1950s and the early 1960s, making them two of San Francisco's newest significant developments of detached single-family homes. Midtown Terrace is around 150 acres in size, whereas Forest Knolls is about 87 acres. These two communities are always complementing one another. There are now over 8,000 inhabitants who benefit from the peaceful partnership of the two organizations. There are condominiums, townhouses, and single-family homes for s... 07/16/2021

Golden Gate Heights, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationIngleside Terraces is a gorgeous neighborhood in San Francisco's southwestern region. Ocean Avenue to the north, Junipero Serra Boulevard to the west, Holloway Avenue to the south, and Ashton Avenue to the east form a handy boundary. It's a nice-sized neighborhood, with a total lot space of 148 acres, just ideal for a lovely neighborhood. It was originally made public on November 11, 1911, and the first residential property in the area was inhabited in 1912. Ingleside Terraces now has almost 3,000 residents who continue to benefit from the benefits of this master-planned neighborhood. The homes for sale at Ingleside Terraces all have stunning architecture. The properties are well-constructed, as seen by the beau... 07/16/2021

Forest Hill, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationForest Hill and Forest Hill Extension are two beautiful communities in San Francisco's southwestern section. Ortega Street to the north, 14th Avenue to the west, and Portola Drive to the south and east define the boundaries of these areas. The development of the neighborhood began in 1912 when the developers began digging the earth to lay a solid foundation for the dwellings. The master plan for the entire community was finished by Mark Daniels, a well-known landscape architect. Bernard Maybeck, a well-known Arts and Crafts Movement architect, created several of the residences and the community clubhouse in the end. Finally, Harold Stoner was involved in the development of the neighborhood, as he was in charge of the de... 07/16/2021

Balboa Terrace, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationBalboa Terrace is an affluent neighborhood in San Francisco's southwestern neighborhood. Monterey Boulevard to the north, Junipero Serra Boulevard to the west, Ocean Avenue to the south, and San Aleso Avenue to the east form a unique boundary. Lang Realty Company and Hueter Homes collaborated to create this master-planned neighborhood. The construction of Balboa Terrace began in 1920 and was completed in 1927. Today, it is known for its stunning environment and plentiful residential buildings. More than 2,000 people live in Balboa Terrace, which offers a beautiful range of residential homes. Balboa Terrace homes for sale are all magnificent houses with stunning landscaping designs. They are proud of their Mission Rev... 07/16/2021

Inner Parkside, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationInner Parkside is a beautiful neighborhood in San Francisco's southwest. It is directly bounded on the north by Ortega Street, on the west by 19th Avenue, on the south by Wawona Street, and on the east by Funston Avenue. When William Crocker, a syndicate leader, bought land from Adolph Sutro's estates in July 1905, the neighborhood began to urbanize. They made the decision to pursue a million-dollar development. They built Pine Lake and Golden Gate Park to lure purchasers from all around California. The modest community now has nearly 5,000 inhabitants in its immediate surroundings. The architectural styles of the homes for sale in Inner Parkside include Mission Revival and Craftsman. Condominium apartments are conve... 07/16/2021

Inner Sunset, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationInner Sunset is a lovely neighborhood in San Francisco's southwestern portion. Lincoln-Way to the north, 19th Avenue to the west, Wawona Street to the south, and Stanyan Street to the east form a secure perimeter. The neighborhood did not take off as quickly as other adjacent areas initially. However, many developers such as Stoneson Brothers, Doelger Brothers, Ray Galli, and others took advantage of the area's attractive but undeveloped property in the 1920s and 1930s. Today, this area is bustling with young professionals, students, scientists, and physicians all working in their specialties. This village has a total population of 18,553, indicating that it is well-populated. Inner Sunset real estate is influenced by ... 07/16/2021

Central Sunset, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationCentral Sunset is an upscale neighborhood in San Francisco's southwestern reaches. It is directly bounded on the north by Lincoln Way, on the west by Sunset Boulevard, on the south by Ortega Street, and on the east by 19th Avenue. Outside Lands, a picturesque area surrounded by coastal scrub and dunes was formerly a part of this lovely community. It began to thrive as a neighborhood around 1920 when the region was flooded with row homes and tract homes. These homes now define the area, which is now part of the Sunset community's booming sector. Thousands of people live there, happy to take advantage of the area's ease. Homes for sale in Central Sunset are strategically positioned adjacent to one another to give peopl... 07/16/2021

Parkside, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationParkside is a beautiful area in San Francisco's south-western district. It is advantageously bounded to the north by Ortega Street, to the west by Sunset Boulevard, to the south by Wawona Street, and to the east by 19th Avenue. Today, the area is home to almost 17,000 inhabitants who enjoy the best pleasure and convenience from their surroundings. Parkside real estate benefits from the community's mix of residential and business properties. The architecture of these homes is influenced by Early Urban Tract, Mission Revival, and Craftsman styles. Condominiums and single-family houses are available in the neighborhood, which is ideal for young professionals and families. Single-family homes provide homeowners with much-neede... 07/16/2021

Outer Sunset / Outer Parkside, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationOuter Sunset and Outer Parkside are two booming neighborhoods in San Francisco's southwestern reaches. The villages are generally bounded on the north by John F. Kennedy Drive, the west by the Gulf of the Farallones, the south by Skyline Boulevard, and the east by Sunset Boulevard. Because they arose at approximately the same time, these communities are inextricably linked. These two neighborhoods are now bursting at the seams with fast-paced people. Craftsman and Early Suburban Tract architectural forms are prevalent in Outer Sunset and Outer Parkside homes for sale. Thanks to their up-to-date themes, they perfectly match the modernism of the neighborhoods. There are condos, townhouses, and single-fam... 07/16/2021

Golden Gate Heights, San Francisco, CA Community and Real Estate InformationGolden Gate Heights is a magnificent residential neighborhood in San Francisco's western section, surrounded to the north by Lawton Street, to the west by 16th Avenue, to the south by Quintara Steps, and to the east by 10th Avenue. Golden Gate Heights was formerly a large dune. Carl Larsen bought the land in 1869 and donated it to the city in 1924. Today, the area offers a wide range of recreational options as well as a pleasant living environment. Nearly 15,000 people live in the neighborhood, and they want everything the community has to offer. Early Suburban Tract and Mission Revival architectural components can be seen in Golden Gate Heights homes for sale. These two types are popular in San Francisco becaus... 07/15/2021

Life has certainly changed in the last 11 months in San Francisco as it has almost everywhere. Ingenuity and creativity are necessary as we move forward and San Francisco is not short of those traits.For instance, take the Buena Vista, called the BV by those who love her and her long history here, the famous home of Irish Coffee here in The City. Usually full of people, shoulder to shoulder and not a spare inch to be had.Now, since restaurants and bars have been closed, it looks quite a bit differentSo---what do San Franciscans do when confronted with scenes like this one? We INNOVATE AND TAKE OUR IRISH COFFEE TO GO TO BE ENJOYED ELSEWHERE!    01/21/2021

Is 109 Summit Way, San Francisco going to the dogs?No, it isn't, but maybe it should since pets are allowed. And these particular pets, Tanner and Jack, are delighted to visit whenever they can since it is only 1/2 mile from the door to a parking area at Lake Merced where their fun begins.The walk/jog or bike ride around the Lake Merced is about 4.5 miles of scenic joy, which these dogs relish.When its time to return home, a snooze in the warm sunshine on the deck is quite appealing.Looking for a spacious townhouse to enjoy with your pets, children or family, take a look at 109 Summit Way, then give your agent a call to make it your own.  01/18/2021

During this strange 2020, many people have discovered the job of baking and cooking. If you fit this bill, or if you've enjoyed cooking for years, check out 109 Summit Way, San Francisco.Offered for Sale at $1,465,000, this spacious 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath condo is a true San Francisco value. With 2133 square feet on 3 floors, the kitchen, located near the entry, is bound to grab your attention.When the sellers bought the unit new from the builder about 5 years ago, they chose close to $90,000 in upgrades, many of which you'll find in the kitchen.This south-facing condo, with views of the green belt, is a sunny, cheerful place, making cooking a delight. Two ovens, a built-in microwave, gorgeous marble countertops, elegant tile backsplash. Cleverly designed pop-up electrical outlets are on t... 12/07/2020

The calendar might say "end of November" but109 Summit Way, San Francisco, 94132is basking in sunshine today!In the southwest part of The City, off Brotherhood Way, just west of Junipero Serra Blvd is 109 Summit Way, a large 3-bedroom, 2.5 bath condo with tandem garage providing direct access to the main level. This spacious south-facing home is bathed in beautiful light and views from all 3 levels, with green-belt views.Are you a golfer? Four courses are nearby. Do you like to jog or walk? Take in the circuit around nearby Lake Merced for some peace and beauty. Does your dog like to romp in a fenced and gated dog park, or your children like to play in a tot lot? It's all here, just steps from your front door.With 2133 square feet, there is space aplenty in this attractively priced home... 11/29/2020

Need space? Want room to breathe? Like to golf, jog, and enjoy the beach? Check out 109 Summit Way, San Francisco. Enjoy three levels of sunlit living, with 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, laundry room, and tandem garage parking that leads directly into living area. A deck off the upstairs dining room and a patio from lowest level provide your own private spots of solitude. Large storage area. 90k worth of upgrades!This is your opportunity to be a hero by telling your friends and family. They can be in before theholidays, enjoying life at this a 5-year-new condo complex. 11/20/2020

While median pricing for both single family homes and condos fell in October, there were some glimmers of light in the month's data. For one, fewer new listings came on-market  and there were fewer active listings at the end of the month compared to September 2020. This could help stabilize the market a bit, particularly the condo market, as existing inventory sells through. Months supply of inventory also decreased compared to last month, though continues well above what we've become used to here in San Francisco.These numbers, though, are still up compared to October 2019. That's because like everything else 2020, the typical real estate seasons were thrown for a loop. The March shutdown threw the Spring season, typically the busiest, out the window. As a result, the summer saw the li... 11/18/2020

In September the median sales price for single family homes was up again year-over-year as well as compared to August, while the condo/ loft market continued to see decreases over the same periods. Condo pricing has softened due to large inventory on the market as discussed in last month's update. The condo market has been slowly eroding for about the last year, but COVID seems to have sped up the process.  I also included 3rd quarter stats here. Read them all below. Median Price September:Single family home prices rose 9.5% year-over-year, while condos and lofts decreased 8.9%. As you can see in the 2nd chart, it's the $2 million-plus segment of the condo market that took the greatest hit in September.3rd Quarter Median Price:The third quarter mirrored what we saw for median prices in ... 10/26/2020

Single family home prices nudged up a bit year-over-year while condo and loft prices remained flat in August. New listings for single family homes decreased compared to last year and last month, but they also saw an increase in active listings by the end of the month. Meanwhile condos and lofts increased for both. As more inventory comes on the market more homes are selling closer to their asking price and fewer are selling for gang-busters over their list price. But the "big story" I'm asked a lot about is the condo market. August marked the third month in a row that condos and lofts saw 6 or more months of inventory. Six months is typically a sign that we're venturing out of a seller's market and into a more balanced-to-buyer's market. What does this mean? If you're a buyer it means y... 09/25/2020

 Median prices were up year-over-year in July, showing San Francisco real estate continues to be a healthy market albeit not has "gangbusters" as we've seen in years past. After years of weak inventory we're seeing an influx of new listings particularly in the condo market, with some neighborhoods seeing buyers market levels of inventory available. Currently it's a mixed market with both prices and inventory rising, and single family homes seeing greater demand than condos. See all the stats below. Median Sales Price:Home sales overall rose in July compared to the same month last year. The median sales price for a single family home was $1,660,000, up 5% compared to last year but down from June's median sales price high of over $1.8 million. Condo and loft prices also rose year-over-yea... 09/01/2020

June statistics show that after a so-so May San Francisco real estate revived a bit, particularly with single family homes which hit a new median price high. Condos and lofts prices also lifted compared to May, but are still down compared to last year. Dirt-cheap interest rates continue to drive buyer demand, and create an excellent opportunity for buyers who are ready and able to jump into the market. Interest rates have great impact on buying power, the amount of a loan buyers can qualify for.Overall, inventory has increased with months supply of inventory reaching it's highest levels since 2011. That said, we are still in "sellers market" territory, especially for single family homes. Median Sales Price:The median sales price for a single family home in San Francisco rose to over $1.... 07/21/2020