Market Update: San Francisco Single Family Homes Real Estate [video] – April 2017

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San Francisco Single Family Homes Market Update – April 2017

The number of active listings was down 41% from one year earlier and down 11% from the previous month.

As you can see, the median listing price for the month was just over $1.7 million, while the median sales price was just over $1.4 million.

Compared to last year, the average number of days that units spent on the market before being sold was down 16%. The number of units sold decreased 9% year-over-year and increased 10% month-over-month.

The Take Home

  • Number of active listings: Down 41% year-over-year
  • Number of active listings: Down 11% month-over-month
  • Median listing price: $1.74 million
  • Average number of days on the market before sale: Down 16%

If you’d like to know more about San Francisco single family homes or anything else about the latest in San Francisco real estate, don’t hesitate to reach out. Let’s talk!

-DL

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