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Noe Valley Real Estate is Hot
Ask any buyers who have been out beating the pavement amidst low inventory and significant competition and they could tell you what the sales numbers from March confirm: Noe Valley is hot! March brought a flurry of activity to the neighborhood. According to data on the multiple listing service there were 20 single family homes that sold, ranging in price from $725,000 to $2,950,000. On average properties sold at 103% of list price. The market for condominiums was equally competitive with 11 March sales ranging from $618,000 to $1,419,000 and an average sales price at 103% of list price as well. Keep in mind that this data is for properties that went into contract in late January and February. Based on numerous anecdotes about quick sales over asking with multiple…
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Bay Area Real Estate Update
March 2012 Market Update “You can’t time the market”- How many times have you heard that? The reason this adage is so enduring is because it is so true. Every time there is a change in the real estate marketit seems to take buyers, sellers and even REALTORS® by surprise. It seems we all assume that the market will be the same tomorrow as it is today, yet we all know that’s just not how things work. There are few better examples of a cyclical market than real estate.Every indicator that we’re seeing is telling us that the tides have already changed. For the first time since we entered the gloom of the downturn we are beginning to hear buyers say they think they may have “missed the bottom.” This…
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Zephyr Real Estate Announces Fourth Quarter’s Top-Selling Agent
San Francisco, CA – March 5, 2012 – Don Woolhouse has achieved the top sales volume at Zephyr Real Estate for the fourth quarter of 2011. Woolhouse closed $17.9 million in transactions in some of San Francisco’s most in-demand neighborhoods, such as Noe Valley, Duboce Triangle and Ashbury Heights, as well as in Tiburon with individual sales prices ranging as high as $3 million. “I believe in creating meaningful relationships with my clients, and it’s great to see the reward for those efforts,” commented Woolhouse. “Knowing the clients and what they want along with knowing how to get things done has been a winning combination for me.” He is partnered with his daughter, Karin Phillips, and Stefano DeZerega in one of San Francisco’s most high-powered real estate teams. With a…