Rohin Dhar
@rohindhar
San Francisco real estate agent (DRE #02237476). Real estate investor in Sonoma, Kauai, Taos, Yosemite, Asheville properties. Alum: Stanford GSB,YC
Pleased to announce l am now a licensed real estate agent! Any house I post here, feel free to reach out if you’re interested in getting more info on buying or selling 😀 In San Francisco where I live, I can be your agent Love hunting for good deals here. Holler and we’ll go…
San Francisco board of supervisor member proposes: Businesses in San Francisco must notify city of their intent to sell and give employees right of first offer before selling their business
When you see this phrasing in California, always check the property tax records 😅
Real estate is basically just believing in perpetuity if you solve this one last issue nothing will ever come up again and you’ll finally be in the clear forever 😅
Top 25 real estate brokerages in San Francisco by volume of sales (2025 year to date) Compass is by far the biggest
The supply of homes in San Francisco has barely budged and doesn’t really have any prospects of moving up This is particularly true in the for sale market and in the non-downtown neighborhoods where people want to live So when demand to buy a home in SF increases (and it looks…
Iron law of San Francisco real estate Can get a big ole apartment building for about the same price as a nearby two bedroom condo 😅
Daniel Lurie has a 73% popularity rate as mayor of San Francisco
Probably the most “in demand” home in San Francisco right now Is the 2000 sqft+ Edwardian style home in the central or inner Richmond District This one is the number one most viewed house on Redfin right now and I shudder how much over asking price it goes for 😅
One of my greatest surprises in real estate has been how much time I’ve had to spend begging contractors to show up😅
My mood for the day is entirely dictated by how many guys showed up on the jobs site. Friday: 😡 Today: 😃
San Francisco single family home prices over the last twenty years San Francisco might have been the only market in the country that had our own mini "Great Recession" when rates rose in 2022 Prices dropped 20% in half a year
Does feel like there’s a bit of a shift going on in vacation and second homes market (places like Lake Tahoe) Where sellers are going from demanding the 2021 price To thinking “maybe the 2018 price isn’t so bad”
3 things for the typical house in San Francisco to sell at it max price (more or less) 1. Paint interior white 2. Stage with appropriate furniture for the price point 3. Don’t price too high Other things to do at the margin, but those are main ones not to be skipped!
In San Francisco there is no economic return on a big renovation unless that house has a parking spot Just pouring money out the window
Every home improvement project is more expensive than you think!
Pool = $240k Fence = $30k Furniture = $20 - $25k
A personal transaction to share. Sold one of our short term rentals! A little cabin near Mt Hood, Oregon Purchased at the end of 2020 for $255k, sold just now for $320k A solid little performer earning about $20k profit each year we owned it. But time to move on from it as…
The San Francisco rental market is a whole nother universe
Site for sale in San Francisco with approved plans for 31 condo units in Duboce Triangle Here’s your chance to build your friends commune in the heart of SF 😅
