The merger of the Urban Bay Properties with Lofts Unlimited has spawned a company with a broad knowledge and understanding of the dynamic San Francisco and East Bay real estate markets.
The unrelenting Bay Area real estate market kicked off 2005 in high gear as home prices soared 20% from a year ago and sales reached the highest level since 1989.
In today’s Seller’s Market, getting your offer accepted can be more difficult than ever. Here are a few things you can do to improve your chances with the impending competition.
There was a time in the not-too-distant past when Bay Area properties sold at or near their asking price. Now, properties so frequently sell over asking, buyers often automatically assume a property will sell anywhere between $50,000 and $200,000 over list.
The Bay Area rental market continues to heat up as availability has tightened and an increased number of units turn over in just 30 days or less.
Now that Lofts Unlimited has changed its name to Urban Bay Properties, we have launched a new website to provide you with an even better Internet experience.
While the Bay Area struggles with tight real estate inventory, Urban Bay Properties is excited to represent six new developments, all coming to market in the first half of 2005. These projects include a total of over 200 loft and condominium homes in San Francisco, Oakland, and Antioch.
