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Many condo buyers were priced out of San Francisco condominiums in the past. But because of the recent downturn in the economy and turmoil in the financial market, many of these condos are now becoming available to many more buyers. Short sales and discounted foreclosure on rampant in San Francisco bay area.

According to real estate information services, the bay area condos have fallen in price by as much as 6.7 percent to average sales price of $375,000 in late 2008. It is down almost 44.4 percent from November 2007 when the price was highest at $629,000. You can see why these condos are affordable now as before many were priced out of the market.

For the last couple years many potential buyers were sitting on sideline as the prices were at all time for last few years. Many top restaurants, bars, and entertainment in downtown offer excitement and fun for those who enjoy little adventure. It is much better than renting and apartment, in the past were better options, but with lower prices it is making it more within reach for those who have down payment money and good credit.

The average price range of San Francisco condominiums is anywhere between $400,000 to over $1,000,000. In recent years, condo developments in the area like Sea Cliff, St Francis Wood, and Sunset have come to the market.

These condos are also an good investment opportunities for those who are interested in real estate in top areas of California. San Francisco offer great weather all year around and offer many places to visit within short distance like Lake Tahoe.

One of the bright side is high rise San Francisco condominiums is luxury high priced condominiums that are on the south of Market area. Even with down economy penthouses and luxury condominiums are selling with out any problems, especially those on the upper part of the builders, where prices are continuing to climbing 15 to 20 percent with strong demands. Because of proximity to their jobs many executives are buying up these condos.

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