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What is the current housing market like in Marin County, and is it a good time to buy? In 2026, the market hands buyers a genuinely complicated picture: prices are up year over year, inventory is tighter than the national average, and mortgage rates remain elevated enough to meaningfully reshape what you can afford. The good news is that opportunities do exist. They just require more precision than they used to. This article cuts through the noise with real data and gives you

Bay Area home selling in 2026 is delivering results that are hard to ignore: San Francisco median prices are up nearly 19% year over year, homes across the region are going pending in 8 to 22 days, and the typical San Francisco listing is selling at 115% of its asking price. If you've been waiting for the right moment to sell, the current data makes a strong case that the window is open right now. This article covers everything you need to act on that advantage, how to read t

Selling a home in the San Francisco Bay Area often differs from selling in most other U.S. markets, higher price points, variable city transfer taxes, and strong neighborhood-level variation create conditions that reward preparation and local expertise. Median prices range from $840,000 in Sonoma County to $2.21 million in San Mateo County, and the strategy that works for a San Francisco single-family home looks almost nothing like what works in Napa. When you decide to sell

If you are asking whether home prices are dropping or increasing in Marin County in 2025, the honest answer is: it depends entirely on which part of the market you are watching. The countywide median sale price for single-family homes landed at $1,695,000 for the year, essentially flat compared to $1,700,000 in 2024. That 0.3% difference is statistically meaningless. But the year itself was anything but flat. What actually happened was a market with two distinct personalities

If you're wondering how to sell your home fast in the San Francisco Bay Area, you have three realistic paths: accept a cash or investor offer and close in 7–21 days at a significant discount to market value; accept an iBuyer offer with a 14–60 day closing window; or list with a full-service agent using premium marketing to go under contract in under 30 days at or near asking price. San Francisco single-family homes averaged just 13 days on market in August 2026, which means a

From our friends at the kcm blog There’s a new divide in housing right now. In some states, buyers are gaining ground. In others, sellers...

From our friends at the kcm blog Mortgage rates are finally heading in the right direction – and buyers are starting to jump back in....