Brian Garrett - Sage. Real Estate

Brian Garrett - Sage. Real Estate Sage. real estate is a top producing real estate team servicing clients in the San Francisco Bay Area. Brian is a member of the Top Agent Network (TAN).

DRE Lic. 01506914
Side, Inc.
580 4th Street
San Francisco, CA 94107 Brian Garrett is originally from Michigan and has lived in San Francisco for more than 20 years. After studying business and earning his commercial/instrument pilot’s license, Brian worked with tenants at San Francisco International Airport. Brian also worked in architectural CAD software sales before real estate sales and is enthusiastic about architecture and design. Brian understands the intricacies of the San Francisco real estate market, including landlord-tenant relationships and TIC issues. Negotiation is one of Brian’s talents that lends itself perfectly to his success in ratifying contracts for his clients. Brian brings both substance and strategy to his clients and their transactions and makes the process of finding a home in this wonderful part of the world a pleasure. Brian works tirelessly for his clients by being in constant communication with them and by ensuring that they are very well informed from the initial meeting through to the close of escrow. In addition, Brian is committed to his clients’ needs and listens very carefully to ensure that he can achieve their desired goals. Brian’s repeat business is a testament to these traits and the earnestness he brings to his dealings with his clients. TAN is an online communications system that allows top-producing real estate agents in local markets to share exclusive, non-MLS information. Click here to see how you’ll get an inside edge by working with Brian Garrett, a Top Agent Network member.

09/19/2026

7001 Buckingham Blvd in Claremont Hills is the essence of California living. Come see for yourself the lifestyle awaits!

Oura just filed for IPO, and the numbers are wild.The smart ring company known for sleep tracking is now valued at $16B+...
09/17/2026

Oura just filed for IPO, and the numbers are wild.

The smart ring company known for sleep tracking is now valued at $16B+, targeting a $3B raise. But here is what most people missed: they moved their entire headquarters from Finland to San Francisco earlier this year, bought a building in the Financial District, and re-domiciled to Delaware. All before filing.

In the first 9 months of this fiscal year alone, Oura hit $1.21B in revenue, nearly double the prior year. They have 5 million paying customers and their membership revenue more than doubled.

The Oura Ring 5 launched in June and it is not even in these numbers yet.

This might be the most interesting IPO story of 2026.

09/12/2026

Open Sat 2-4 PM & Sun 11-1!!!

Light, volume, and distinctly urban style at 701 Minna Street #9.

This 1,191-square-foot contemporary loft is defined by dramatic double-height ceilings, soaring windows, warm hardwood floors, and a fireplace anchoring the open living space. A sleek chef’s kitchen makes entertaining effortless, while the upper-level lofted suite offers a private retreat above it all.

A shared roof deck and exclusive patio space expands the experience outdoors, with some of San Francisco’s best dining, culture, and design destinations nearby—including Benu, SFMOMA, and YBCA.

Modern loft living in the heart of SoMa—with a Transit Score of 100 and Walk and Bike Scores of 99.

Parking for one car and storage included.

Presented by Sage Real Estate Group
Private showings available by appointment.

Coming Soon in Uptown Oakland | $798,000Urban living with room to breathe.Set in the heart of Uptown Oakland at Broadway...
09/09/2026

Coming Soon in Uptown Oakland | $798,000

Urban living with room to breathe.

Set in the heart of Uptown Oakland at Broadway Grand, 438 W Grand Ave #414 offers a spacious two-level layout with a natural separation between living and private spaces.

🏡 2 bedrooms
🛁 2 baths + 1 half-bath
📐 1,594 sq. ft.
🚗 Deeded parking
⚡ EV charger
📦 Dedicated storage

Step outside and Uptown is at your doorstep, with restaurants, cafés, bars, theaters, galleries, and entertainment nearby. Whole Foods, BART, Lake Merritt, and Jack London Square are also within easy reach.

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📞 Brian Garrett
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Raymond Solis
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Today, we celebrate the people whose work, dedication, and contributions help our communities thrive.From the SAGE Real ...
09/07/2026

Today, we celebrate the people whose work, dedication, and contributions help our communities thrive.

From the SAGE Real Estate team, wishing you a restful Labor Day and a well-deserved moment to enjoy the people and places that make home feel like home.

Happy Labor Day! 🏡

09/05/2026

Do not miss this beautiful 4 bed, 3.5 bath renovated home with 2 car parking and beautiful garden!

09/04/2026

A new perspective on San Francisco waterfront living.

Introducing One Steuart Lane, a collection of residences positioned along one of the city's most iconic waterfront avenues.

From timeless architecture and floor-to-ceiling views to seamless indoor-outdoor living and thoughtfully designed amenities, this is a unique opportunity to experience the Embarcadero in a whole new way.

📍 One Steuart Lane, San Francisco

Interested in learning more about this exceptional waterfront residence?

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📞 Brian Garrett
📱 (415) 385-9410
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San Francisco’s market is showing just how much competition can change the final sale price.According to The Real Deal, ...
09/03/2026

San Francisco’s market is showing just how much competition can change the final sale price.

According to The Real Deal, San Francisco homebuyers paid an average of 26% above asking, reportedly the highest level in 21 years.

But there’s an important distinction: 26% over asking does not mean home values increased 26%. It reflects the gap between the list price and the final sale price.

So what’s driving the premium? Limited inventory, strong demand, strategic pricing, and competition for desirable homes can all play a role.

For buyers, it’s a reminder to look beyond the list price and understand recent comparable sales and the competition around a property. For sellers, it highlights why pricing strategy matters.

The list price starts the conversation. The market determines where it ends.

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📞 Brian Garrett
📱 (415) 385-9410
📧 [email protected]

Source: The Real Deal, August 19, 2026

21 offers. One home. And a final price more than double the asking price.Recent San Francisco sales are showing just how...
09/02/2026

21 offers. One home. And a final price more than double the asking price.

Recent San Francisco sales are showing just how intense competition can become when desirable homes meet limited inventory.

Two homes in the city’s southwestern neighborhoods were listed around $1 million and ultimately sold for more than 2X their asking prices. One Ingleside Terrace home attracted 21 offers.

But there’s an important lesson here:

A list price isn't always the finish line.

In a competitive market, pricing strategy, available inventory, buyer demand and the number of competing offers can all influence where a property ultimately sells.

For buyers, that means looking beyond the asking price.
For sellers, it means understanding the strategy behind the list price can be just as important as the final number.

The real question isn't simply, “What is this home listed for?”

It's:

“How much competition is there for it?”

📩 Reach out for more details or similar opportunities
📞 Brian Garrett
📱 (415) 385-9410
📧 [email protected]

Cash is king in a competitive San Francisco market. But what if the offer isn’t technically cash?A strategy sometimes re...
08/31/2026

Cash is king in a competitive San Francisco market. But what if the offer isn’t technically cash?

A strategy sometimes referred to as “synthetic cash” is giving some buyers another way to compete. Instead of relying on a traditional mortgage during the purchase, buyers may use investment-backed borrowing, bridge financing, family funds or other sources of liquidity to make their offer appear and function like cash.

Why does that matter?

For sellers, a cash-like offer can mean fewer financing uncertainties, greater certainty of closing and potentially a smoother transaction. And in a market where multiple buyers may be competing for the same property, those terms can be just as important as the purchase price.

The bigger takeaway for buyers: the strongest offer isn't always the highest offer. How you structure your financing and contingencies can make a meaningful difference.

📩 Reach out for more details or similar opportunities
📞 Brian Garrett
📱 (415) 385-9410
📧 [email protected]

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