
Posted On: Monday, September 19, 2011 - 6:00am | Posted by: Eileen Bermingham
Topics: Buyers and Sellers
I toured the four new construction condos at 2900 Fulton recently and was more impressed than I thought I would be. Purchased for $1,125,000 in 2009 with full entitlement to build the current units, 2900 Fulton was transformed into four two-level luxury condos with 3BRs and 3-3.5BAs each.
They all have one-car parking (except unit 1, which has deeded parking for two spaces). Finishes are high end and feature outdoor spaces and nice park or Presidio views.
My favorite
Posted On: Tuesday, March 22, 2011 - 11:01am | Posted by: David Cunningham
Tags: hot neighborhoods, richmond | Topics: Buyers and Sellers
The Richmond District is hot lately with properties selling quickly at good prices. Many people like the Clement Street shopping district as well as the proximity to the 1 and 38 Bus Lines that have morning and evening express buses that take commuters downtown quickly with fewer stops.
Posted On: Friday, February 11, 2011 - 4:25pm | Posted by: Donald Feaster
Tags: balcony, condo, deal, eureka valley, Noe Valley, patio, richmond, single family house, studio, value, views | Topics: New house
Inventory is picking up and the prices are phenomenal. Please contact me if you would like to know more about these great values.

Posted On: Monday, January 10, 2011 - 6:00am | Posted by: Eileen Bermingham
Topics: Buyers and Sellers
The sale during Christmas week at 747 14th Avenue in the Richmond proves that it's sometimes worth persisting in your house hunt through the holidays. Originally listed in June 2010 for $1,625,000, the 4BR/3.5BA home overlooking the Park Presidio greenery found no immediate buyers.
Posted On: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 - 12:21pm | Posted by: Zephyr Real Estate
Topics: Market Statistics
19 single family homes sold in Inner Richmond in 2009; there were 24 Condo/TIC/Loft/Coop sales last year.
We witnessed a shift in the single family home median sales price from $1,519,820 to $1,225,000 which translates to a 19.4% decline over the prior year. Condos fared slightly better with a decrease of 19.04%.
The time necessary to sell a property is also critical. For 2009, the average number of days on market was 81 for single family homes and 103 days