HANDEL ARCHITECTS
HANDEL ARCHITECTS
The couple saw the roughly 2,300-square-foot unit in a new condominium building just beforeThanksgiving and fell in love with its location and views of the Golden Gate Bridge. Asking $7.5 million, it was slightly more than they wanted to spend, but Ms. Weinstein said she knew the building had been completed in 2020 and thought they might be able to negotiate. InJanuary, they closed on the unit for $6 million. “I feel like we got in at a lucky time,” Ms. Weinstein said.
Frank Nolan of Vanguard Properties, who represented Ms. Weinstein and Mr. Piacentini, said he has other clients who think the market will turn around this year. “Everyone wants to time the market right,” he said. “People still need homes and we’re working with a limited supply.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/san-francisco-real-estate-tech-layoffs-housing-slowdown-d8996d6f
