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Are people actually buying and selling homes during shelter in place?

While the real estate market has certainly slowed down over the last few weeks with significantly fewer new listings on the market than our typical Spring season, we've been very active helping our clients buy and sell homes during this time. We've represented eight families and couples buying or selling homes since mid-March when shelter in place (SIP) began, three of which have already closed escrow. 

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Marin Market Update during Shelter In Place | April 2020

As the real estate industry continues to change, we are dedicated to helping our community of homeowners, buyers and sellers safely work through the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The data below will help keep you updated on market activity. Changing regulations are impacting our strategies to safely, legally and successfully sell homes during this time and we are continuing to guide our clients to succeed in this market while minimizing risk.

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January 2020: Marin Market Update

Generally speaking, after years of high appreciation rates, annual 2019 Bay Area median home prices basically remained unchanged as compared to 2018. Marin is one of the markets that ticked down, though the message is more mixed when looking at individual city price trends.

For 2020, economist Ken Rosen at UC Berkeley has said he expects the Bay Area median price to remain flat, within a general range of up or down 2% - in other words, similar to what happened last year. We can’t predict the future, but that doesn’t sound unreasonable, and happily avoids the sensationalism of many other media-grabbing forecasts.

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Q3 2018: See what's happening in the Marin County Real Estate Market

Third-quarter housing market activity in Marin County struck a new balance between buyers and sellers following a period of strong buyer competition and depleted inventories. Sales of homes priced below $1 million slowed notably, as budget-conscious buyers faced higher mortgage rates and a shortage of homes for sale. As a result, sellers were more likely to reduce their initial asking prices than at the same time last year.

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The Trump Era: What the Disruption Could Mean for the Economy and Housing Market

America has been disrupted, to say the least. But for a state that is a cradle of disruption, the only thing Californians can do is embrace the challenge. With Donald Trump elected the next President of the United States, the ensuing years will be something of a conundrum, and the future depends on how many of Trump’s campaign stances become actual policies.

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