San Francisco Real Estate Can Be Seen At 37 Degrees 49 Minutes
Nov 16, 2009 by Ann Scherbert, Coldwell Banker in Market Trends, Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate, Views of San Francisco
On May 8, 2009, Mick Dawson and Chris Martin set off for the Golden Gate Bridge in their 23 foot row boat envisioning San Francisco real estate?6,000 miles away and arriving 189 days later on Friday, November 13th crossing?under the bridge at 37 degrees 49 minutes.
The skipper, Dawson said, “The Golden Gate and the city beyond looked ‘like heaven’ in the bright morning light”, as they arrived. And “heaven” it is, for many of those that have traveled near and far to own a piece of San Francisco real estate here.
Just as Dawson and Chris were envisioning San Francisco for 189 days by further saying,?”if anything means San Francisco, it is that bridge”, there were also those that had been envisioning the same image of the bridge when they bought and/or sold a piece of their “heaven” during those same 189 days.
Of the 2,183 San Francisco homes on the market from May 8, 2009 to November 13, 2009 (189 days), 72 had views of the Golden Gate Bridge:
40?Homes have sold from $565.101K to $11.5M
9 Homes have accepted offers with asking prices from $775.K to $9.M.
24 Homes are still on the market for now an average of 66 days, asking from $649K to $15.2M.
Of the 2,544 San Francisco Condos, Coops, Lofts, and T.I.C.s on the market from May 8, 2009 to November 13, 2009, 117 had views of the Golden Gate Bridge.
59 have sold from $360K to $7.250M
17 have accepted offers with asking prices from $449.9K to $3.495M.
41 are on?the market an average of 61 days, asking from $419K to $8.5M.
Do you want to know how much a piece of “heaven” with a 37 Degree 49 Minute view is worth?
Ask me by emailing me at ColdwellBanker@AnnScherbert.com
San Francisco Real Estate Views Start With The Windows
Jun 07, 2009 by Ann Scherbert, Coldwell Banker in City Living, Neighborhoods, San Francisco Real Estate, Views of San Francisco
The?essence of San Francisco real estate can sometimes be measured by?its?windows, as well as,?the?view through them.???
The?1930’s grand dames along the?San Francisco northerly skyline have the most elegant glorious spacious?rooms?with lovely views, yet?the more dramatic?floor to ceiling windows in?buildings built thereafter?capture?more of any view.?
What is your preference in finding the best views?in San Francisco real estate??
I know?how to?get them,?email?me at ColdwellBanker@AnnScherbert.com .
