michelle December 29, 2020
Did you see our first and second “Year In Review” posts? In this third and final part of the series, we offer our predictions for the real estate market in 2021.
This is just scratching the surface of what we expect to see next year. However, please get in touch for any specific questions about the market over the next 12 months.
Let’s start with the thoughts of our founder, Michelle Kim…
“I am optimistic the 2021 housing market in San Francisco will continue to grow. Families will continue to evaluate their living space and what they need in a home going into 2021. As we slowly get out of this pandemic and people are going back to their workspace, we will see an increase in housing needs. With mortgage rates forecasted to remain low, there will be high buyer demand, increasing home prices. Buyers today can purchase a home for 10-15% less than in 2019.”
We hope you and your loved ones have enjoyed a safe and joyous holiday season!
And again, if you have any questions, please get in touch:
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