Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – Lake Tahoe Condominiums

This short video offers a high-level overview of condominium sales activity in the Lake Tahoe/Truckee in the first quarter of 2018.   

Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – Lake Tahoe Single-Family Homes

This short video offers a high-level overview of single-family home sales activity in the Lake Tahoe/Truckee region in the first quarter of 2018.   

Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – Sonoma Valley

This short video offers a high-level overview of single-family home and condominium sales activity in Sonoma Valley in the first quarter of 2018.   

Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – Sonoma County

This short video offers a high-level overview of single-family home, condominiums, and farm and ranch sales activity in Sonoma County in the first quarter of 2018.   

Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – Mid-Peninsula

This short video offers a high-level overview of single-family home sales activity in the Mid-Peninsula in the first quarter of 2018.   

Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – Silicon Valley

This short video offers a high-level overview of single-family home sales activity in Silicon Valley in the first quarter of 2018.   

Video: Pacific Union Market Pulse Q1 2018 – San Francisco Condominiums

This short video offers a high-level overview of condominium sales activity in San Francisco in the first quarter of 2018.   

Zillow's iBuyer Offering Will Shortchange Home Sellers

  There was a time in the not-too-distant past that I wrote about Zillow, trust, and our industry’s relationship. I have matured in my perspective from thinking that Zillow would be the real estate industry’s friend and ally. That thinking was flawed, and looking back, I was shortsighted. Zillow is driven by Wall Street, not Main Street. Zillow is the largest entity by public company...

More Than 70 Percent of Bay Area Homes Sold for Premiums in March

Executive Summary: Sales of homes priced higher than $1 million increased by 30 percent in the Bay Area in the first quarter, with even stronger gains in the South Bay and Silicon Valley. Demand for homes priced above $3 million remains robust, jumping by 45 percent from last year’s first quarter. Inventory has declined on average by 10 percent to 20 percent on an annual...