Prices for single family homes are once again at their seasonal low point. Expect prices to firm up in January and February and increase modestly through the Spring and Summer. Click on Annual Charts to see the San Francisco Real Estate price trend over the past eight years.
* Figures current through July 29th 2009
Days on Market
Average and median Days on Market (DoM) is at the seasonal high but has also been building steadily over the past two years. The time it takes to sell a home in San Francisco is a up from the "hay days" of the acute seller's market that took place from 2000 through late 2004.
* Figures current through July 23, 2008
Condos
Median Selling Prices
This chart shows that Condo prices are less seasonal than Single Family Residences (SFRs). This may be due to the lower number of familys with children that live in Condos, and therefore the reduced impact of school-year issues that influences both sellers and buyers of SFRs. Nevertheless, prices were softer in the Fall of 2006 but appear to have finished strong in December.
* Figures current through July 29th 2009
Days on Market
Average and median Days on Market (DoM) is at the seasonal high but has also been building steadily over the past two years. The time it takes to sell a property in San Francisco is a up from the "hay days" of the acute seller's market that took place from 2000 through late 2004.
