Approval for the redevelopment of SF's Hunter's Point Shipyard will revitalize a neighborhood, expand access to the waterfront and create new jobs

Is the market cooling?  Are there fewer buyers?  Are these condos not priced properly in the market?

San Francisco offers financing to pay for energy and water conservation measures and solar panels.  It's really a no-brainer.

Every year, parents of kids entering the San Francisco schools (as new students or transitioning between elementary, middle and high school) anxiously await the results of the school lottery. 

I had coffee a few weeks ago with Mason Kirby, a local architect who does residential and commercial work.  I know that he and his wife were waiting for the results of the lottery to see where their oldest child would be attending school. 

Real estate is local. 

 Often Buyers are disappointed with the lack of listings coming onto the market.  When they do find a place they really love and hope to call home, they often face bidding wars against other interested buyers.

Inexperienced appraisers are hurting the market, and buyers are frustrated.

Too small to fail?

One would think that using ugly colors (and ones that don't look good
together) on the site of a former paint store should not be allowed by
the citizens of San Francisco!

I have several active, motivated, and ready buyers. There is very little to show them. What are Sellers waiting for?

It's all about balance. And about designing legislation that meets your desired goal. Or perhaps that is exactly what is happening here.

Condos have been selling in Telegraph Hill, and several lovely homes are currently on the market.