San Francisco multifamily real estate listings either say: "All units are tenant-occupied, making it an excellent investment opportunity" or "All units are vacant, making it an excellent investment opportunity"

This three unit San Francisco apartment building Has been on the market for 102 days And is listed at $699k

Interesting that the media narrative on San Francisco has shifted From: “people are leaving San Francisco” To: “people are moving to San Francisco”

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Post NAR settlement, Realtors aren’t allowed to show homes to buyers unless they have a *written* buyer’s representation agreement in place So, that’s added a bit of paperwork to see a home (unless buyers just go an open house) How has this August 17th change been working out

There’s a little neighborhood in San Francisco called West Clay Park, located right next to the Sea Cliff Anyhow, it’s a beautiful little under the radar spot in the city and here’s an house for sale there on a triple-sized lot On the market for 1 day Listed at $3.995MM

San Francisco homes for sale as of first week of September 2022: 934 2023: 972 2024: 798 Inventory down 17.9% this year vs last

For San Francisco landlords, the financial jackpot has always been to sell the building when it’s vacant Fully occupied buildings don’t tend to sell for as much because the tenants are usually paying below market rents, and those rents are basically locked in for perpetuity.

There are a number of affordable housing initiatives in San Francisco for home buyers, but all of them cap the appreciation homebuyer gets when they eventually sell it. Which is reasonable, the city is just trying to help people buy a home affordably, not turn a massive profit

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Whole Foods coffee section When everything is on sale, maybe nothing is on sale😂

The real estate brokerage business seems like a tough business For every dollar of “revenue” Compass earns, 82% of it goes back out to a pay the agents commissions And agents probably aren’t thrilled they’re paying 18% of their commissions to corporate By most accounts, it

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