“Iconic Pacific Heights building sells for highest price per square foot in San Francisco”
-Iconic Pacific Heights building sells for highest price per square foot in San Francisco
“What You Get for $1.8 million in California”
-Wondering what you can get for $1,800,000? Check out 5809 Ross Street in Oakland.
Neighborhood Spotlight: Bernal Heights, San Francisco
-Our Visual Designer Zach gives his take on the unique Bernal Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, California.
“A Midcentury Modern With Floor-to-Ceiling Windows Seeks $1.4M in Berkeley, CA”
-A beautiful Midcentury Modern home! Located in Berkeley, California, 564 Dwight Place overlooks the San Francisco Bay with impressive views.
Staged to Sell #2: A Virtual Transformation
-Our Virtual Staging and Virtual Renovation expert Loren talks about five recent virtual transformations he created.
How Twilight photography can help hard-to-sell properties and improve selling price
-Make sure your listings sell quicker and for more money when you choose to order professional photography.
3 Reasons That Homes Listed with Professional Real Estate Photos Sell Quicker and For More Money
-Make sure your listings sell quicker and for more money when you choose to order professional photography.
3 Technologies That Work Great Alongside Real Estate Photography
-Make your photos do more for your listing by pairing professional real estate photography with these 3 technologies.
Partner Success Story: Sherrie Faber
-As a small business owner and CEO of her own brokerage, Sherrie Faber’s main challenge was finding a company that offered everything she needed.
“San Francisco Tudor with secret library listed at $3.8M”
-146 Castenada Avenue, San, San Francisco is a gorgeous Tudor with a secret library! This home is listed at $3.8M.
How to Take Better Listing Photographs
-Shooting a home is a careful balance between technical know-how and an artistic eye. A partnership between photographer and agent is key to getting the best results.
Home of the Week: 2919 Lorina Street: Berkeley Historic Landmark
-Built in 1891 by Josiah John Rose, 2919 Lorina is a Berkeley historic landmark and includes numerous Victorian-era touches.
