Single family homes and condominiums are sprinkled all over San Francisco. But what about TICs, lofts, and stock cooperatives? We built some maps to show their geographic distribution across the City. Here’s a look:
Concentration of Lofts (click to enlarge)
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A post we wrote the other day regarding the distribution of sales by price bracket triggered a couple of follow up questions, and we now have the answers.
Time to get nerdy
One reader wanted to see the distribution broken down by property type (single family home versus condo/tic/loft/coop). We were also curious to see what happened to the distribution when we limited the sales to Districts 1-9 only. We were able to handle both questions with this chart right here:
Distribution of Sales Districts 1-9 (click to enlarge)
You can see that the bulk of single family homes are sold in the $750,000 to $999,999 category, while the bulk of condos are sold one step down in the $500,000 to $749,999 category. It’s no surprise that single family homes command a higher price tag (generally) around the City.
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