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Bistra Bejanski - Compass Real Estate Committed to serving your best interests whether buying or selling a home. Contact me to learn more:
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10/18/2026

San Mateo Price Per Square Foot Surges for Sellers
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Luxury Home Sales Surge as AI Boom Fuels High-Income Buyers in San Francisco Bay AreaThe luxury real estate market in th...
10/16/2026

Luxury Home Sales Surge as AI Boom Fuels High-Income Buyers in San Francisco Bay Area
The luxury real estate market in the San Francisco Bay Area continues to defy expectations, with high-end home sales surging even as mortgage rates climb. It’s remarkable to witness how the recent AI boom has fueled a new wave of affluent buyers, eager to invest in our region’s most exclusive properties. Nationally, we’re seeing similar trends in cities like Tampa, Nashville, and Detroit—luxury segments are thriving, while the middle market faces more challenges. Having made San Francisco my home since 2005, I understand firsthand the extraordinary energy and innovation that draw people here. Navigating these shifts, I remain committed to guiding my clients with patience and creativity through every step of the buying and selling process, ensuring they find their unique place in this ever-evolving market.


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10/13/2026

San Francisco Could Build Taller Homes
As someone who has witnessed San Francisco's ever-changing skyline and vibrant communities since making this city my home, I find the latest developments in local housing policy both fascinating and significant. San Francisco is among seven major California cities that could soon see taller residential buildings downtown, should the governor sign a newly passed density measure. This would require the city to create regional transit hub districts and allow residential height limits of at least 150 feet—with at least a quarter of those districts permitting buildings up to 450 feet. The goal is to boost housing density and support the ambitious target of 2.5 million new homes statewide by 2030, though local impacts and costs remain to be seen. If approved, this measure will also prompt a state study on housing construction loans and financing for cities like ours. As a real estate professional who thrives on guiding clients through San Francisco’s unique market, I’m closely following how these changes could shape our neighborhoods and opportunities in the years ahead.

10/11/2026

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10/11/2026

San Francisco Housing Outlook
San Francisco’s housing market has landed in the F-grade group on a recent scorecard, which weighs both affordability for locals and the pace of homebuilding. As someone who’s been part of this city since 2005 and guided many clients through its ever-evolving real estate landscape, I understand firsthand how these factors shape the hopes and frustrations of buyers here. The scorecard looks at how attainable homes are for typical households and whether current construction is keeping up with future needs—relying on permitting data and comparing prices of new versus existing homes.

The big takeaway? In San Francisco, affordability and available supply go hand in hand. It’s clear that more flexible zoning and simpler permitting could open up new possibilities for those dreaming of homeownership. As a real estate agent and longtime local, I’m always looking for creative ways to guide my clients through challenges like these, helping them find their place in this incredible city.

10/10/2026

The Next Building Boom Could Break the Cycle
Having called San Francisco home since 2005, I’ve witnessed firsthand how our city’s housing story is shaped by more than simple market cycles. Before 2008, San Francisco stood out as a Closed Access city—prices climbing steadily even as other markets stayed relatively flat. The real driver? A persistent shortage of available homes, which pushed valuations higher and often led outsiders to mistake this for a bubble or an overheated cycle. By 2011, even though home prices remained elevated, they still hadn’t caught up to the rents created by our region’s deep supply constraints. Over time, as more families adjusted to these realities and local incomes grew, the Real Estate-to-income ratio finally began to level out. For those of us who love this city’s unique architecture and vibrant communities, the lesson is clear: in San Francisco, price swings often reflect limited supply, not just temporary cycles. Understanding this distinction is key for anyone navigating our market—normalization here can still mean higher values that reflect the city’s enduring appeal.

10/09/2026

US Home Prices Projected Near 5%
As someone who guides buyers and sellers through the ever-changing Bay Area market, I’m always analyzing how national real estate trends may play out locally. Recent projections suggest US home prices could see around 5% yearly growth by early Q2 2027—provided mortgage rates stabilize and more inventory comes to market. Yet, with 69 of the 100 largest US metros currently sitting over 10% above long-term price benchmarks, overvaluation continues to be a critical factor for anyone planning their next move.

Some markets are now flagged as being especially at risk for price declines in the coming 12 months. This makes thoughtful, locally informed pricing strategies more important than ever—especially in unique markets like San Francisco. Mortgage-rate stability is another key factor; past rate surges have slowed affordability progress, so it’s wise to thoroughly assess your payment comfort before making any offers. And with latent demand still present, improving inventory could help sustain the projected national price path over time.

Navigating these variables requires patience and a creative problem-solving mindset—qualities I bring to every client relationship. The market may be complex, but with careful planning and a clear-eyed approach, we can find the right path together.

This housing market is running out of homes. Its twin is drowning in themSan Francisco’s real estate landscape is always...
10/04/2026

This housing market is running out of homes. Its twin is drowning in them
San Francisco’s real estate landscape is always evolving, and right now it’s striking to see how our market contrasts with others like Seattle. Here at home, we’re experiencing a notable surge—home sales are up 9%, and prices have climbed 6%, now averaging $1.6M. The impact of AI-driven wealth is especially evident, fueling a remarkable 46% jump in luxury sales. Meanwhile, inventory has dropped 18%, making competition even more intense for buyers. In contrast, Seattle’s market is facing a different story, with sales down 9%, home prices slipping 4% to $809K, and listings rising by 17%. Pending sales there have fallen 15.6%, suggesting a shift toward more choices for buyers.

Having navigated the Bay Area’s dynamic and sometimes challenging market for years, I’ve seen firsthand how unique forces shape our neighborhoods. My approach as a real estate agent is rooted in listening, patience, and creative problem-solving—skills that are especially valuable when inventory is tight and demand is high. Whether you’re considering your next move or simply curious about these trends, understanding the nuances of our market is key to making informed decisions.


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Wealthiest Neighbourhoods in San FranciscoOne of the things I love most about San Francisco is the remarkable diversity ...
10/02/2026

Wealthiest Neighbourhoods in San Francisco
One of the things I love most about San Francisco is the remarkable diversity found in each neighborhood—especially when it comes to luxury living. From Hayes Valley, where the median home price is $1.9M, to the serene exclusivity of Presidio Heights at $7.3M, these areas each offer something distinctive. Whether you’re drawn to quiet sophistication, breathtaking views, buzzing nightlife, or coastal privacy, San Francisco’s wealthiest neighborhoods truly cater to a wide range of lifestyles. As someone who has made this city my home and dedicated my career to guiding others through its dynamic real estate landscape, I’m continually inspired by the character and opportunities each neighborhood brings.


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