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The Wishlist: How an accidental click and an AI-assisted agent got this would-be SF renter into homeownership
How “every piece happened to come together the right way” to make buying a better deal than renting for a new San Franciscan.
Welcome to The Wishlist, our column chronicling the roller-coaster ride that is buying a house in the Bay Area. In each edition, we go deep into one party’s home hunt, capturing their hopes, the problems they are trying to solve, and the harsh realities they need to face.
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SF housing market looks like “Comeback Kid” as high-end homes command sale prices above asking
Joe Montana’s son the latest to find property in AI-driven mansion shortage
San Francisco is seeing homes sell for well above asking as the spring housing market heats up. Just ask the son of 49ers legend Joe Montana.
Nathaniel Montana and his partner Jaclyn Winkel purchased a home at 349 Marina Boulevard in the Marina District for $5.7 million after it was initially listed for nearly $3.5 million, the San Francisco Business Times reported.
The younger Montana, also a former football player, acquired the four-bedroom home more than a decade after Joe Montana bought a full-floor condominium in the Marina District in 2015 for nearly $2.3 million.
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