Marin County Real Estate Update (Homes For Sale & Price Ranges)
The number of homes for sale (inventory) continues marching upwards–countywide, there are 647 active listings (up from 549 active listings this time last month). The high point (in terms of the sheer number of homes for sale in Marin County) will likely be next month. While the number of homes for sale has gone up, it is still very low historically (especially in Greenbrae, which has only 8 active listings).
The graph below breaks down the current number of homes for sale in Marin County, California, as of May 1, 2007, along with the price ranges for each town/city. Also included is an arrow noting whether inventory is up or down over the past month:
Marin Single Family Homes For Sale
Town/City
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Homes for Sale
(Active Listings)
|
Price Range
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Sausalito
|
28 ? ?6 units
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$618,000-$11 million
|
Belvedere
|
14 ? ?2 units
|
$2.195 million-$9.995 million
|
Tiburon
|
57 ? 1 unit
|
$839,000-$13.95 million
|
Mill Valley
|
58 ? 12 units
|
$729,000-$7.975 million
|
Larkspur
|
13 — ?4 units
|
$860,000-$4.7 million
|
Corte Madera
|
18 ? 2 units
|
$795,000-$24 million
|
Greenbrae
|
8 ? No Change
|
$769,000-$1.595 million
|
Kentfield
|
24 ? 9 units
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$575,000-$15.95 million
|
Ross
|
16 ? 2 units
|
$639,000-$22 million
|
San Anselmo
|
32 ? ?18 units
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$759,000-$3.599 million
|
San Rafael
|
119 ? ?5 units
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$488,000-$4.745 million
|
Novato
|
179 ? 3 units
|
$525,000-$9.25 million
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Some observations: If you want to live in Belvedere, you?ll need more than $2 million to buy at the entry level; The average price per square foot for homes in Kentfield is over $1,000 per square foot; on the other hand, San Rafael and Novato offer a total of 54 homes under $750,000. The largest spread in price range belongs (again) to Corte Madera, as the Bill Graham Estate on 11 acres remains Marin?s highest priced active listing at $24 million (recently reduced by $3 million).
If you desire a more specific analysis of your neighborhood, please give me a call at (415) 350-9440.