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February 2010 Report
San Francisco Real Estate Market Update for January 2010

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The number of homes in the Overall Sales category sold in January decreased SIGNIFICANTLY from December for the San Francisco Real Estate Market but were much higher than a year ago. The average selling price was under 100% of the average listing price with all the categories we track. The average days on the market was slightly less than they were in December but more than a year ago.

What do these numbers all mean? Compared to a year ago, the San Francisco market is going better. Compared to month ago, not so much. If you look at the percentage of average sold prices versus average listing price, you can see there is probably a lot of negotiating going on between buyers and sellers, with buyers realizing this is the time to do so. For now it is still a buyer's market. If you haven't made that offer on your dream home, now is the time to go for it.

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December sales history is now online.

January 2010 **

Property Type Sold

Avg Listing
Price

Avg Selling
Price
% Sales Price versus Listing Avg Days on Market
Single Family $2M & Over 8 $3,761,250 $3,465,000 92.12% 130
Single Family Under $2M 93 $775,999 $763,762 98.42% 66
Condominium+ 73 $662,705 $645,061 97.33% 79
Loft Condo 8 $728,625 $704,875 96.74% 118
Co-op 1 $719,000 $650,000 90.40% 240
TIC 19 $607,368 $600,947 98.94% 127
ALL * 224 $904,259 $868,854 96.08% 83

December 2009 **

Property Type Sold

Avg Listing
Price

Avg Selling
Price
% Sales Price versus Listing Avg Days on Market
Single Family $2M & Over 6 $5,510,000 $5,515,000 100.09% 58
Single Family Under $2M 168 $811,725 $806,621 99.37% 65
Condominium+ 143 $772,538 $752,812 97.45% 93
Loft Condo 8 $571,238 $562,613 98.49% 101
Co-op 5 $2,232,800 $2,121,000 94.99% 167
TIC 44 $656,341 $652,795 98.46% 118
ALL * 415 $912,194 $894,757 98.09% 87

January 2009 **

Property Type Sold

Avg Listing
Price

Avg Selling
Price
% Sales Price versus Listing Avg Days on Market
Single Family $2M & Over 2 $3,435,125 $3,346,000 97.41% 159
Single Family Under $2M 73 $698,653 $685,117 98.06% 55
Condominium+ 40 $922,461 $881,891 95.60% 84
Loft Condo 0 $0 $0 0.00% 0
Co-op 2 $455,000 $455,000 100.00% 49
TIC 11 $599,455 $580,955 96.91% 89
ALL * 144 $864,447 $833,749 96.45% 71

* Includes Single Family Homes, Condo/Coop/TIC and Loft, 2-4 Units, and 5+ Units.
** Figures subject to change as Multiple Listing Service is updated.
+ Formerly, condominium statistics included condos, co-op, lofts and TICs.

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