Meredith Martin

https://marketandmain.io/why-real-estate-prices-everywhere/

I've had a huge problem with multiple dead birds colliding into my windows - which I love the windows and looking out at the birds. At one time I had four dead guys which does not make me happy. Going to try this as a solution - I'll let you know how it goes: https://www.collidescape.org//CollidEscape-High-Performanc

The latest Market & Main post is up!

This is not my listing, but a beautifully curated selection of Compass listings from across the US lands gently in my inbox every morning. This one particularly called my name (perhaps it's my love of the elves in Lord of the Rings I read as a child). Enjoy Secluded in the Whippoorwill Estate area, cantilevered on a hill, is this historically significant mid-century home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright's protégé, Edgar Tafel. Reimagined and modernized by a prominent NY desi...gner and architect, the home retains its original integrity and connection with its surroundings. The great room's panoramic views are framed by stone and wood architectural planes leading the eye onto a floating outdoor deck. 9 Fox Run Armonk, NY 3 Bed | 3 Bath | $2,875,000 | Brian Milton https://www.compass.com//9-fox-run-arm/639714683215392449/

A very welcome Christmas Rainbow from Carl Street in San Francisco ~ a promise that things always get better, eventually.

Interested in pulling back the curtain a bit on the headline making numbers in a historic year of real estate? Read on!

I’ve been following this local amazing photographer for years. Looking for a staycation adventure? Check out his google map of weird and wonderful holiday decorations in the city (San Francisco).

can’t wait to go see this!

Spending more time in Truckee as it’s a short drive to Reno (shorter than SF to Mill Valley) it’s going to be interesting post pandemic how the little town manages the increased population- and how the new expats handle a big snow winter (no sight of that anytime soon sadly).

Linda Lam and I are bringing on an adorable 2bd condo in 'District 7' Aka Pacific Heights. While we get it ready for photos and the 'virtual showings' we'll be doing during these lockdowns I'm checking the data to see what a good list price should be. It's interesting that for our listings size, price range, and parking the Months Supply of Inventory for the city as a whole hit a 6.6 month supply of inventory and has backed down to a 6.1 month supply, which is the low end of a 'Seller's Market'. District 7 is currently at a high of a 4.2 month supply of listings, which is by definition a neutral market (not a Seller or Buyer) market. What does this mean? Even in a small 49 square foot city prices are hyper-local and can change block by block.