San Francisco’s high-end real estate market continues to offer strong long-term value in 2026, particularly in the ultra-luxury segment above $10 million. Market activity remains stable, but buyers are making more thoughtful and strategic decisions compared to previous years. Sellers can still achieve strong results when properties are properly priced and positioned. Overall, the market […]
While much of the nation is shifting toward buyer-friendly conditions, San Francisco is charting its own course. The city’s housing market remains one of the most competitive in the country — energized by new tech wealth, limited inventory, and a surge of confidence returning to the Bay. With demand outpacing supply and homes moving faster
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A new wave of innovation is reshaping San Francisco — and not just in the tech world. The city’s luxury real estate market is seeing a remarkable surge, powered by fresh AI-driven wealth and a renewed desire to live within the heart of the Bay. Homes that once lingered on the market are now drawing
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At Wiley Team, we’re proud to be part of Compass—the #1 brokerage in the U.S. and a trusted name in real estate. Compass has already established itself and earned a reputation as a lead and continues to do so. With innovation and growth at the forefront, this is an exciting moment to be part of
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View Full Report National and regional statistics are generalities, essentially summaries generated by thousands of unique, individual listings and sales occurring across different market segments. They are best seen not as precise measurements, but as broad, comparative indicators with reasonable margins of error. Anomalous fluctuations in statistics are not uncommon, and last period data
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According to the San Francisco Chhronicle, overall Bay Area home sales slipped by just over 2% between January and July 2025 compared with the same period last year. However, San Francisco is moving in the opposite direction. The city recorded a 5% jump in sales — from roughly 2,870 homes in 2024 to about 3,010
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Interest rates are at their lowest point since last October. If the decline continues – especially if they get down to the 6% range – the market may see a substantial rebound in buyer demand this fall. Affordability is a tremendous issue currently, and the quickest improvement would occur with a significant drop in interest
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Accodring to the SFGATE, the average rate on a 30-year mortgage has dropped to its lowest point since October, giving buyers a much-needed boost in affordability. According to Freddie Mac, the average long-term rate declined to 6.58%, down from 6.63% last week. This marks the fourth consecutive week of declines, offering renewed opportunities for both
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“Economic uncertainty” soared in April, which affected the number of listings going into contract, which affected closed sales in May. Happily, the uncertainty index reading fell significantly in May and is expected to fall much further in the next reading coming out in early July. The enormous decline in stock markets in March and April
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According to Keeping Current Matters, this could be the year to sell your house, and here’s why. A recent NerdWallet survey reveals that 15% of people are planning to buy a home in 2025, marking a record high for this statistic. This surge is noteworthy, as the percentage of potential buyers had remained between 9-11%
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