Author Archives: Marian McPherson

Take a look at San Francisco’s most expensive listing

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Nestled in San Francisco’s Russian Hill, San Francisco’s most expensive listing is the best of both worlds — it’s a stone’s throw away from the hustle and bustle of the Financial District and offers pristine views of the city’s most famous landmarks. Continue reading →

Study: 90% of consumers used an agent in 2018

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That’s the highest rate of consumers using an agent since the report’s inception in 2001 (when 81 percent of consumers used an agent) and a 5 percentage point increase from the last REAL Trends consumer study in 2014 (85 percent). Continue reading →

San Francisco is mostly made up of $1M homes now

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There are now only 15 neighborhoods left in the entire city where the median home value is below $1 million, according to a new analysis from property portal Trulia. Continue reading →

Real estate responds to Trump administration’s reported trans policy change

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The report has already sparked protests and activism across the U.S. over concerns that such a policy change would lead to fewer protections against discrimination for transgender Continue reading →

Real estate coach Tom Ferry’s tech suite is now available to all

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Tom Ferry’s all-in-one tech suite The Hub, which includes the Contactually-developed Tom Ferry CRM iis now available to all agents. Continue reading →

This $5.85M Miami mansion is bullet, fire and hurricane proof

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It looks like a home ripped out a James Bond movie boasting a glimmering pool and an outdoor bar where you can order a Martini shaken, not stirred. Continue reading →