San Francisco Real Estate Blog
Stay up to date on the latest trends in real estate.
Stay up to date on the latest trends in real estate.
Sean Mamola | August 20, 2026
A pandemic barricade became city policy, and the neighbors ended up building more of it than the city did.
Sean Mamola | August 17, 2026
While the nation softens, San Francisco is cutting prices at half the national rate, and condos are the one segment quietly handing buyers a little leverage.
Sean Mamola | August 14, 2026
The single-family houses got the headlines for years, but as of July it is the condo market that has quietly turned, with the branded high-rises leading the charge.
Sean Mamola | August 13, 2026
The concerts get the City Hall press releases, but the farmers market and the library's Wednesday step sale are what make Fulton Plaza tick.
Sean Mamola | August 6, 2026
The two-block stretch of Polk that reorganized Russian Hill's daily errands, and the legacy spots holding the line.
Sean Mamola | August 6, 2026
How the Huntington's reopening and Aura at Grace Cathedral pulled Nob Hill's center of gravity back to its own summit.
Sean Mamola | July 29, 2026
How Fillmore and Japantown condos are selling in 2026, for sellers.
Sean Mamola | July 28, 2026
Central, cultural, and mid-value: Fillmore and Japantown condos in 2026.
Sean Mamola | July 27, 2026
Deciding whether to sell or lease your Mission Bay condo? Compare market demand, HOA rules, taxes, and local costs to choose wisely.
Sean Mamola | July 26, 2026
Compare Mission Bay and SOMA condos for first-time buyers in San Francisco, from pricing and transit to lifestyle and inventory.
Sean Mamola | July 24, 2026
How Lower Pacific Heights condos are selling in 2026, for sellers.
Sean Mamola | July 23, 2026
What buyers should know about Lower Pacific Heights condos in 2026.
Sean Mamola | July 22, 2026
How Van Ness / Civic Center condos are selling in 2026, for sellers.
Sean Mamola | July 21, 2026
San Francisco's central value high-rise corridor, decoded for 2026 buyers.
Sean Mamola | July 16, 2026
When a condo loan stalls, it is usually the building, not the borrower. Here is how to get ahead of it.
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