One family, 18 years, three moves. We helped them buy in Duboce Triangle in 2008, sell it in 2015 and buy this 1904 home the same year. In 2026 we sold it for them for $6.425 million, 11 years after they paid $2.1 million.
Required for homes built before 1978, which is most of San Francisco. What the lead-based paint disclosure covers, what it doesn’t, and what buyers should do next.
The 1914 home of The San Francisco Call, reborn as 107 loft-like condos next to the Palace Hotel.
Thirty-five homes at Franklin and Market, right where Hayes Valley meets The Hub.
The state and local booklets every San Francisco buyer receives, from earthquake safety to environmental hazards, and which pages are worth your time.
Required when selling pre-1960 homes, and included by many SF agents anyway. What the Residential Earthquake Hazards Report asks, and how buyers should read the answers.
Two curving glass towers and two mid-rises, with four attended lobbies and a 75-foot lap pool.
Full-Service Mission Bay: a 16-story tower and a creekside mid-rise with a pool (and every other amenity) between them.
When San Francisco homes list, when they sell, and when buyers face the least competition. How the seasons shape price, timing and strategy for buyers and sellers.
San Francisco requires energy and water conservation compliance when homes change hands. What sellers need to do, what buyers should check, and who pays.
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What’s in a typical San Francisco disclosure package, what each document tells you, and the questions to ask before you write an offer.
Median condo values across San Francisco neighborhoods for 2025, and what explains the gaps between them.
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