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Marin County’s housing market showed resilience in August 2025, even as inventory rose 24% year-over-year. The median sold price edged up 2% to $1.395M, with homes averaging 50 days on market. While buyers have more choices, well-prepared listings in prime neighborhoods continue to draw strong offers. Early signs of renewed AI and tech momentum in the Bay Area may add further strength to Marin’s market this fall.

Joseph Esherick stands as one of the most influential and widely respected architects in California's history. Known for his masterful ability to merge form with function, landscape with lifestyle, and structure with soul, Esherick's work has helped define the architectural character of the San Francisco Bay Area for over half a century. From elegant hilltop residences to major civic and institutional landmarks, his designs exemplify clarity, warmth, and a deep respect for place. He designed one of my current listings, a gorgeous example of his work at 11 Crest Road in Belvedere.

The Marin real estate market showed strong momentum in March 2025, with the median sold price rising to $1,488,000—up 4.4% year-over-year. Homes sold more quickly, averaging just 36 days on the market, while inventory rose over 31%

Happy new year! Thank you all for your continued support of my business and I am so happy to have worked with so many of you in 2024. As we reflect on last month, we saw the median sold price decline 3% to 1.3 million while the number of homes for sale was up 9%.  The holiday season typically brings a slowdown, and this year was no exception, with inventory, sales, and prices all reflecting normal seasonal patterns.