Luba Muzichenko, San Francisco Real Estate Agent

06/19/2026

I'm a real estate agent who cares more about the right fit than the right now.

For a buyer that means the home that actually fits their life. For a seller it means the strategy that actually fits their goals. Either way, the job starts with understanding the person, not rushing the deal.

On my way to a board meeting it hit me... a good dog rescue does the same thing. They ask about your lifestyle, your needs, your tolerance for risk and cost. Then they tell you everything... the good, the bad, the ugly... so the match lasts.
Same job. I just do it with houses.

06/19/2026

I'm a real estate agent who cares more about the right fit than the quick close. For a buyer that's the home that fits their life.

For a seller it's the strategy that fits their goals.

On my way to a board meeting it struck me that a good dog rescue does exactly this.

They ask about your lifestyle, your needs, your tolerance for risk and cost, and they give you full disclosure... the good, the bad, the ugly... so the match actually lasts.

Same job. I just do it with houses.

06/17/2026

Here they are. Instagram is already locked from before, so I left it alone. The rest below, copy-paste ready.
Facebook (full story, no tag cap, link is clickable so I added your site)
I have put off talking to a camera for months, and every reason I gave myself was an excuse.
Hair's gray that day. Allergies have me sounding nasal. Funky mood. I've decided my voice is weird. So I wait... for some polished version where someone else makes it less unhinged.
None of that is a video problem. It's a fear-of-doing-the-scary-thing problem.
I sell real estate in San Francisco, so I watch the same move all the time. People wait to time the market. They stay in a place that got too small a year ago because moving feels like a lot. Some talk themselves out of buying because rates spooked them. The time passes either way, and what's left is the regret of not doing the thing.
The fear is real. The waiting just makes it more expensive.
Start with you. Do the thing. And if the scary thing you keep circling is buying or selling in The City, that's my actual job: lubasf.com

06/13/2026

Something I’ve learned over the years as an agent is that the tiny details aren’t really that tiny!

Every little touch at my open houses is there to do one thing: make a house feel like a life you’d want to come home to. People remember how a place made them feel long after they’ve forgotten the room count, and that feeling is what they fall for.

The lifestyle sells the home. My job is to make sure they can feel it the second they walk in.

Buying or selling in SF? Let’s make it feel like home from the very first step. DM me or find the link in my bio!

06/05/2026

🚨*$50k Price Reduction Alert!!*🚨

422-424 Tehama St just went from $995K to $945,000 and we’re opening the doors this Saturday from 2-4pm.

A 1906 SoMa duplex with rental income, flexible zoning, and a music studio in the back. Investors, developers, owner-users, this one has something for all of you.

Come see it in person or DM me for details.

📍 422-424 Tehama St, San Francisco
🗓️ Open House: Saturday, 2-4pm
🔗 Full listing link in bio

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06/03/2026

We just dropped the price on this SoMa Duplex with Income, Flexibility & a Story 👀

Click below for the tour ⬇️

Listed at $995,000An income-generating SoMa property with serious...

06/02/2026

April 2026 SF condo data is out, and the market made a significant move.

Median sales price came in at $1,377,500 -- up 17.5% year over year. Days on market dropped from 28 to 13, cutting the timeline nearly in half compared to April 2025. Closed sales rose 24.8%, and pending sales were up 17.9%, signaling that the momentum isn't slowing.

The over-asking numbers are the most telling part of this report. 57.7% of condos sold above list price, up from 34.9% last April -- a 65% increase in that rate alone. Sellers averaged 108.5% of list price received. For a segment that spent much of 2023 and 2024 in a slower recovery, these are significant results.

Inventory fell 29% compared to last April. That supply constraint, combined with rising demand from AI-sector and tech buyers, is compressing timelines and pushing prices higher across the city.

For sellers, this is one of the stronger windows the condo market has seen in recent years. For buyers, the window to evaluate at a comfortable pace has narrowed considerably.

Reach out directly or visit lubasf.com for a neighborhood-specific breakdown.

05/29/2026

Happy Friday, San Francisco. ☀️

When I'm not helping home sellers get the best results in the San Francisco real estate market, I'm helping rescue dogs find their people with Beyond Rescue.

This week, meet Austin! He's a pit mix who is absolutely thrilled to be alive, and honestly, it's impossible not to feel it. He spent time in a crowded shelter where he quietly shut down, became a staff favorite, and waited. Now, just days out, he is fully blossoming. Nose to the ground, tail going nonstop, 35 pounds of goofy affectionate energy who is completely convinced he is a lap dog. He's working on leash manners and settling, but he's food motivated, love motivated, and genuinely wants to connect with his people. He'd do best with an experienced dog person ready to help him grow into the dog he's clearly meant to be.

You can meet Austin and all our adoptable dogs this Saturday, and every Saturday rain or shine!

Want to meet this joyful guy?
Join us tomorrow!

📍 Beyond Rescue adoption event
📅 Every Saturday
🕛 12–4pm
🐶 Pet Food Express
🗺️ 3160 20th Ave, San Francisco

Can't adopt or foster? You can still make a huge difference by volunteering, donating, or simply sharing Austin's story. Every bit helps! ✨

See you there? Let's find Austin his forever home! 💖

05/29/2026

Always so grateful for clients who take the time to share their experience!

"Her strategic approach to pricing our property made the sale process seamless."

Selling in San Francisco takes more than a listing — it takes market knowledge, sharp strategy, and steady communication the whole way through.

If we've worked together, I'd love to hear from you! Client feedback means everything to me.

Happy Tuesday, San Francisco! 🏡

05/28/2026

Looking for things to do in San Francisco this month? June has no off switch.

1. North Beach Festival

San Francisco's only Italian street festival and it doesn't hold back. Tarantella dancing, a symphony of accordions, a pizza-tossing contest, an Italian marketplace, and marionette shows right in the heart of North Beach. A neighborhood showing off in the best way.
📍 Stockton Street between Union and Filbert, San Francisco.
📆 June 6-7, 2026. Free.

2. Union Street Festival
One of the largest street festivals in the city, stretching through Cow Hollow with live music, local makers, food and goods vendors, and family-friendly programming all weekend long. A classic SF summer kickoff.
📍 Union Street, Cow Hollow, San Francisco.
📆 June 6-7, 2026. Free.

3. Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon
Olympians and world champions jump into the Bay and race through the city in one of the most demanding and dramatic triathlons in the world. You don't have to compete to appreciate the spectacle.
📍 San Francisco waterfront.
📆 June 6-7, 2026.

4. Sundown Cinema -- Free Outdoor Movie Nights
Five free outdoor movie screenings in SF parks running June through October. Family-friendly films under the stars, kicking off this month. Check the schedule and pick your park.
📍 Various SF parks.
📆 Season opens June 12, 2026. Free.

5. SF Pride Celebration and Parade
56 years in and still one of the largest free Pride events in the world. The parade marches down Market Street Sunday morning, and the two-day celebration at Civic Center Plaza brings multiple stages, community programming, and the full weight of what this city stands for.
📍 Market Street to Civic Center Plaza, San Francisco.
📆 June 27-28, 2026. Free (suggested donation at the gate).