San Francisco Real Estate — Homes, Market & Local Guide

San Francisco isn't one market — it's forty of them, from Sunset rowhouses to SoMa high-rises, Noe Valley Victorians to Bayview fixers with ADU dreams. Winning here means knowing which micro-market you're actually in, because the rules change district by district.

The market, honestly

The city rewards specificity. Single-family homes in the western and southern neighborhoods remain the most fiercely contested product in the Bay Area. Condos price on HOA health, view, and building reputation as much as square footage. And the value plays — fixers, TICs, multi-unit buildings, ADU-eligible lots — hide in plain sight for buyers who can underwrite them.

My track record here

San Francisco is where the bulk of my career lives: dozens of closed transactions across nearly every district, from Sunset and Excelsior family homes to an $11,250,000 penthouse at 488 Folsom. I've bought, renovated, and resold city properties myself — including flips in the Excelsior and Portola — so when I evaluate a home for you, I'm underwriting it like my own money is on the line.

Who San Francisco fits

Everyone from first-time buyers targeting the fog belt's relative value to investors hunting multi-unit income to sellers navigating probate and trust sales — the specialty at the core of my practice.

Whatever your San Francisco question — buying, selling, settling an estate, or forcing value from a tired property — call or text (415) 596-1891.