Christina Sutton

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *San Francisco qualifies for 'Red' tier status *City moves to Phase 1B of its vaccination rollout *Amazon submits plans for proposed six-acre warehouse *The Cliff House's collection of SF artifacts up for auction... *46-unit building in the Excelsior slated for approval https://buff.ly/3pYdxIq See more

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *Bay Area counties are top destination for those leaving SF *Historic Victorian house to be moved on Sunday *Waymo announces they are ramping up their efforts in SF *Cities' largest fenced dog park reopens after renovation... *First tower of the 5M mega project tops out https://buff.ly/2ZwMqJF See more

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *Tentative deal reached to reopen classrooms *Life-sized ox statues arrive all over the city *Uptick in COVID-19 cases stalls indoor dining *Conversion of historic Cow Hollow garage closer to reality... *Leasing activity inches up with vacancy rates moving down https://buff.ly/3756VBt See more

Last month was not a typical January for the San Francisco market. Buyer demand did not see the same kind of slowdown that is normal for the holidays and sales momentum kept going. This drove the number of transactions to staggering heights for the month; even setting a record for the condominium sector. https://buff.ly/2MVp3Xp

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *COVID-19 case rate in San Francisco hits two-month low *Mass vaccination center opens at Moscone Center *YIMBYs sue for more housing via RHNA *Cliff House likely returning as a restaurant after all... *21-unit Polk Gulch redevelopment granted key clearance https://buff.ly/36OfErv See more

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *California ends all regional stay-at-home orders *Luxury home sales soar in San Francisco *Bay Area rents climb for first time since start of pandemic *National mortgage rates move down ... https://buff.ly/36qTBqD See more

In a year that has been anything but conventional, the San Francisco market remained very active during October. Typically, market activity lightens as the holiday seasonality kicks in during November, and heats back up during mid-January and through the spring. This year, we expect things to slow down but not as much as usual with the pent-up demand and record-low mortgage rates. However, increased inventory remains a factor. https://buff.ly/35jkHjq

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *San Francisco achieves yellow tier allowing new openings *Plans to transform powerplant's 'Station A' into an icon *Marvel Superhero film now shooting in San Francisco *Google adds 42,000 square feet to SF office space footprint... *Crane Cove Park opens near Mission Bay *Mortgage rates continue to trend down https://buff.ly/37E65N0 See more

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *Number of positive COVID tests in SF has hit low of 1% *Mayor Breed lambastes supervisors for undermining housing *San Francisco's giant Ferris wheel ready to roll *Playgrounds reopen across the city... *Union House in Cow Hollow completes construction *Mortgage rates drop, hitting another all-time low https://buff.ly/2GX9Hip See more

Have you heard? This week's San Francisco real estate headlines: *Supervisors ban no-fault evictions in SF through March *Vote postponed on Twin Peaks gas station's 25-year lease *New Four Seasons hotel opens in former Mandarin Oriental *Most movie theaters in city to remain shut due to snack ban... *Mortgage rates remain flat https://buff.ly/3jMz70i See more

There's been a lot of change in the SF real estate market this year! Overall we're still strong, though there are adjustments .Details can be read in our most current market update. https://buff.ly/3nq2esp