Marin County Real Estate — Homes, Market & Local Guide

Cross the Golden Gate and the Bay Area changes character: redwoods, ridgelines, small downtowns, and a collection of towns each with its own personality — Sausalito's waterfront, Mill Valley's canyons, San Rafael's sun and value, Novato's space, and the Ross Valley's charm in between.

The market, honestly

Marin is a county of micro-markets connected by one truth: inventory is structurally scarce. Environmental protections mean the county barely builds, so demand presses on the same limited housing stock year after year. That's why timing, preparation, and off-market access matter more here than almost anywhere in the Bay Area.

My track record here

My Marin ledger runs the county's full range: $5,020,000 on the Sausalito waterfront, $4,000,000 in Tiburon, $3,100,000 in Fairfax, $1,950,000 and $1,600,000 in Mill Valley, plus San Rafael, Novato, and Inverness. I farm Marin daily — my morning market brief tracks every new listing and price move from Sausalito to Novato — and I renovate here myself, including my current San Rafael project.

Who Marin fits

SF families ready for space and schools, buyers seeking view properties and privacy, investors hunting ADU and value-add plays, and longtime owners planning estate transitions on properties held for decades.

Marin is my home market in every sense. For a straight answer on any town, street, or property in the county, call or text (415) 596-1891.