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The City View: June Update

The City View: June Update

Entering the Summer Slow Down

As we enter the summer months, our market slows down considerably.  Although this is a seasonal trend with people traveling, typically this activity decline really starts in July.  We have seen the decrease of homes in contract start earlier this year.  This is due to the combination of less inventory and a slight dip in demand.  When there is uncertainty in the world, economic, political or the fear of war, people tend not to focus on buying a home.  We believe San Francisco is heading in the right direction.  The stock market remains strong and a lot of new money is coming to the City in innovative AI business.  Our fall market will be strong, we just have to wait out this summer.  

Just Listed

67-69 Belcher Street
2 UNITS MIXED USE
6 BED · 5 BATH · 6 PARKING
OFFERED AT $6,345,000

2427 Franklin Street
4 BED · 2.5 BATH · 1 CAR PARKING 
www.FranklinEdwardian.com
OFFERED AT $2,299,000

1970 Sutter Street #107
1 BED  · 2 BATH  · 1 CAR PARKING
www.1970Sutter107.com
OFFERED AT $1,195,000

175 Bluxome Street #202
2 BED · 2 BATH · 1 CAR PARKING
www.cityrealestatesf.com
OFFERED AT $729,000

Coming Soon

301 Mission St #14A
2 BED · 2 BATH · 1 CAR PARKING
www.cityrealestatesf.com
OFFERED AT $1,200,000

260 King St #913
1 BED · 1 BATH · 1 CAR PARKING
www.cityrealestatesf.com
OFFERED AT $695,000

Just Sold

1338 Filbert Street #D
3 BED · 3.5 BATH · 2 CAR PARKING
www.cityrealestatesf.com
SOLD FOR $3,825,000

79 Meadowbrook Drive
3 BED · 2 BATH · 2 CAR PARKING
www.79meadowbrook.com
SOLD FOR $2,200,000

1933-1935 Ellis Street
5 BED · 2 BATH · 2 CAR PARKING
www.EllisDuplex.com
SOLD FOR $2,000,000

338 Scott Street
3 BED · 2 BATH · 1 CAR PARKING
www.338ScottSt.com
SOLD FOR $1,850,000

2932 Baker Street
2 BED · 2 BATH 
www.luxecowhollowcondo.com
SOLD FOR $1,675,000

The Stats

The condo market remains a buyers’ market, while the
single-family home market is a sellers’ market

When determining whether a market is a buyers’ market or a sellers’ market, we look to the Months of Supply Inventory (MSI) metric. The state of California has historically averaged around three months of MSI, so any area with at or around three months of MSI is considered a balanced market. Any market that has lower than three months of MSI is considered a sellers’ market, whereas markets with more than three months of MSI are considered buyers’ markets.

In San Francisco, the single-family home market has been a sellers’ market and the condo market has been a buyers’ market for quite some time. Although this month is no different, we did see some year-over-year declines in the number of months of supply on the market. The single-family home supply declined by 14.29% to 1.8 months worth of inventory, and the condo market declined by 22.45% to 3.8 months of inventory.

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