Emeryville Dead Last in Homeownership Among SF Bay Area Suburban Communities
Emeryville made recent headlines for something we’ve been sounding the alarms on for over a decade. A whopping 70% of Emeryville residents now rent
Concerning Reports Detail Emeryville’s Struggling Condo Market
A recent SF Chronicle report provided some concerning data regarding Emeryville home values. According to the report, Emeryville is one of only two cities
Local Emeryville Business Owner Overcomes Odds to Achieve Dream of Homeownership
The hyper-competitive home buying market can be deflating for prospective buyers. Bidding wars, all-cash offers, home flipping corporations… sometimes it feels like a David
2021 Emeryville Rents & Real Estate Review
Like many cities in the Bay Area, 2021 was a record year for Emeryville Real Estate. The Sales volume more that doubled year-to-year, the
Sept. 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Vue 46 Condo Sells $327K over asking, 2 SFH sell over $1K/Sq Ft
Emeryville property sales were up, prices were high and and inventory remained low in this month’s Real Estate & Rental Report. New Legislature Hopes
August 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: No Signs of Market Slowdown; Rents Approaching ‘Pre-Pandemic’ Levels
Traditionally, the real estate market tends to slow down in fall with lower inventory and less competition. The pandemic continues to defy historic trends
June 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Bay Area ‘Exodus’ Over?; Besler Loft Lingers on Market
The so-called Bay Area “exodus” appears to have tapered off and average Emeryville rents have climbed approximately 13% since bottoming out in December 2020.
April 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: 55th Street Fixer Upper Listed at $785K
The local Real Estate Market remained hot in April likely due to undersupply and still historically low, albeit rising, interest rates. Condominium prices remain
March 2021 Emeryville Real Estate & Rental Report: Stanford Ave ‘Teardown’ Nears Sales Record, Rents Tick Down
When the shelter in place order was announced in March 2020, the real estate market in the bay area came to a halt. Without
