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  • San Francisco Real Estate:
    September 2025 Report

    September 10, 2025

    Generally speaking, this summer's market saw no large shifts in market dynamics beyond typical seasonal changes, and due to the Al boom, San Francisco remains one of the strongest markets in the Bay Area. The focus now is on the fall selling season, which runs from early September to early November before listing and sales activity begins to plunge for the mid- winter holidays.

  • San Francisco Real Estate:
    August 2025 Report

    August 22, 2025

    Over the past couple years, the Al boom has most dramatically affected the housing markets in Silicon Valley, with their established players like Nvidia. San Francisco, though home to major Al firms like OpenAl and Anthropic, has been affected, but much more modestly - but that is now rapidly changing. The Al industry is exploding in the city, with dozens of new startups making San Francisco their home...

  • San Francisco Real Estate:
    July 2025 Report

    July 14, 2025

    Across most of the Bay Area, the severe economic volatility which prevailed in Q2 - and the absence of a meaningful decline in mortgage interest rates - generally caused a significant year-over-year weakening in the spring selling season, usually the most dynamic of the year.

  • San Francisco Real Estate:
    June 2025 Report

    June 10, 2025

    Ongoing volatility in political/economic conditions - particularly the plunge in stock markets in April, which affected May home sales - took some of the wind out of the spring real estate market, usually the most dynamic of the year. Uncertainty regarding the economy and the possible implications for personal financial circumstances understandably made a proportion of buyers and sellers hesitant about moving forward.

  • San Francisco Real Estate:
    May 2025 Report

    May 16, 2025

    While most of the Bay Area saw significant shifts to more uncertain and uneven markets in April, the SF house market remained characterized by robust demand, though its condo market remained much softer. However, there were indications of increased hesitancy among some buyers as they tried to come to terms with new economic uncertainties both personal and macroeconomic.