Seller RepresentationTIC / CondoRepeat client

Richmond District 3BR Condo with No Parking? Sold Above Expectation by Selling What Others Overlook

480 10th Ave, San Francisco1,800 sq ft3 bd / 3 ba

480 10th Ave, San Francisco — primary photograph
480 10th Ave, San FranciscoExhibit A
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Exhibit B
480 10th Ave, San Francisco — photograph 3
Exhibit C

The file

In a neighborhood of single-family shoppers, a condo with no parking is supposed to struggle. This three-bed, three-bath Edwardian had an answer most buyers would have walked past: deeded ground-floor space nobody was using. We staged one room as a guest suite and the other as a TV den, and folded the bonus square footage into the marketing with the disclosures plain about the shared-stairwell access. The takeaway buyers left with was simple: it lives like a house without the house price. Showings ran strong and the sale beat expectations, garage or no garage.

Every property has a dealbreaker. The work is finding the dealmaker next to it.

Value delivered

  1. 01Neutralized “no parking” objection with creative use of deeded bonus space
  2. 02Staged ground-floor storage areas to demonstrate livability and function
  3. 03Integrated bonus square footage into marketing with strategic disclosure
  4. 04Positioned the unit as a single-family alternative at a price advantage
  5. 05Delivered an above-expectation sale in a market biased against condos

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