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Have we hit bottom? Btn-rss

Have we hit bottom in the San Francisco real estate market? We explore the state of the real estate market in the San Francisco Bay Area: where are the hot areas? Are we trending up or down?

This video includes interviews with San Francisco and Marin County real estate agents, as well as footage from San Francisco, Mill Valley, Noe Valley and the East Bay.

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Blogged on 8/25/2009

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In the past 3 months it certainly seems like the market has hit it's low and is slowly creeping up. I work with a lot of buyers in San Francisco in all areas and I found it very interesting that the Sunset has been really, really hot. Multiple offers everywhere my buyers and I went. I think it has to do with the price range. Buyers looking for a single family home in SF under $750,000 - $800,000; the Sunset, Westwood Park, Sunnyside and Mid-Town Terrace seem to be the places to look. I also think that it is quite surprising how little new inventory we have across the board. I think buyers and agent and buyers alike were expecting more to choose from. Maybe the Spring?

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