Well here we are...saying goodbye to Summer and falling into September and the beginning of a new season.
Read on for an up-to-the-minute Marin market update and other market reports and some fun things to do.
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“Renting can make sense as a lifestyle choice or because of income constraints. As a means to building wealth, however, there is no practical substitute for homeownership.”
Building off the quote above from a 2014 editorial "Homeownership and Wealth Creation,” in The New York Times, our
COMPASS
Chief Market Analyst, Patrick Carlisle,
put together a short piece.
Click here to read more.
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In August, the number of active listings for sale dropped after 6 months of steady gains, but it's not unusual to see a considerable increase in new listing activity after Labor Day.
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San Francisco September Market Report
In early August, we mentioned agents reporting that buyer activity was picking up due to price reductions, less competition, an increase in interest rates. A small rebound in SF sales did show up in August data though volume was well below last year.
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Interest rates, financial markets, inflation, housing affordability, consumer confidence, employment, population change, mortgage debt, and other factors and indicators.
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Sip adorable, delicious mini cocktail flights on the East Bay’s best patio. Not only does Hangar 1’s Alameda vodka distillery have some of the best SF views around, they offer cocktail classes and cheese and caviar pairing courses that promise a fantastic day across the bay; open Thursday through Sunday.
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See why the Monterey Jazz Festival is the longest continuously running annual jazz event in the world. This year's lineup includes Gregory Porter, Chucho Valdés, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Moodswing Reunion, Veronica Swift, Artemis, and many others across four stages; Friday through Sunday.
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What's New Around Town
What’s New In Town This September: The Lark Theater Generates Buzz With Its Gilded Age Remodel. Plus, Mill Valley residents open a Mexican wine bar in San Francisco and a new music school opens in San Rafael.
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Eli Loftus Brings a Nomadic Bohemian Flair to Her Mill Valley Boutiques, Carolina and Fez, Proving Herself to be an Old Soul Millennial
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As we settle into early fall in Marin, the coastal fog diminishes, bringing warm days and clear nights, offering plentiful opportunities to observe the night sky.
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