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De: Amanda Martin & Ying He
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Two real estate experts navigating the vibrant and competitive San Francisco real estate market. Uncovering the rich history, vibrant culture, and dynamic businesses that define each unique area in San Francisco.

© 2025 The Bay Insider
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Episodios
  • Q1 2025 Market Update
    May 1 2025

    On this episode of The Bay Insider, we are breaking down what Q1 of 2025 looked like in the San Francisco real estate market and what it might be telling us about what’s next.

    We get into the usual suspects: median prices, price per square foot, interest rates, inventory but also the real dynamics playing out behind the numbers. Why are some listings getting multiple offers while others sit untouched? What’s shifting in buyer behavior? And what’s going on with condos, rising HOA fees, tricky insurance, and where we might be headed from here?

    We also touch on what’s happening Downtown and whether the revitalization efforts might open up real opportunity for buyers willing to think long-term.

    And yep, we’ve got thoughts on Zillow’s latest market play.

    If you’re a buyer, seller, agent, or just trying to make sense of it all, this one’s for you.

    You can access our data file here: Q1 2025 Market Update Data

    Episode Youtube Link: Q1 2025 Market Update Youtube Video

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    Amanda Martin | Lic #01386284
    Ying He | Lic #01964556

    BarbCo Real Estate Group

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    29 m
  • Downtown
    Apr 23 2025

    Today on Bay Insider, we are continuing our neighborhood series where we talk about the history, lifestyle, and real estate of Downtown San Francisco.

    In this episode of The Bay Insider, we’re stepping into the heart of Downtown San Francisco to explore its evolving present and hopeful future. Recorded inside the iconic Anthony’s Shoe Service, we are joined by special guests Yvette Gentile, co-host of the “Root of Evil” and "So Supernatural" podcasts, alongside master craftsmen Gino Gentile, and Frank of Beneduci Shoemakers.

    Together, we dive into topics ranging from the lasting impact of COVID-19 on downtown businesses to the rise of online shopping, and the enduring value of handcrafted goods. Yvette opens up about her journey in the true crime podcasting world, working with Ashley Flowers and the global success of Root of Evil, while Frank shares stories from decades of shoemaking, and Gino gives the inside scoop on some of his past celebrity clients.

    Guest:
    Yvette Gentile - Co-host of Root of Evil: The True Story of the Hodel Family and the Black Dahlia (nominated for 2020 iHeart Radio’s Best Crime Podcast). Yvette also has a line of sandals she designed and sourced from Italy.
    Yvettina Sandals
    Podcasts:
    So Supernatural
    Root of Evil
    Facing Evil

    Gino Gentile – A longtime local business owner whose family has been part of Downtown’s retail landscape for decades.
    Anthony's Shoe Service

    Frank Beneduci – One of the last true shoemakers in the city. His new storefront will open alongside Anthony’s Shoe Service this fall.
    Beneduci

    Restaurants/Bars
    ABSteak
    Alexander Steakhouse
    Bodega
    Bombay Brasserie
    Café Tiramisu
    The Cheesecake Factory
    Chotto Matte
    The Irish Bank
    John’s Grill
    Johnny Foley's Irish House
    Sam's Grill & Seafood Restaurant
    Starlite
    Zingari Restaurant and Jazz Bar

    To see the full list, visit thebayinsider.com

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    Amanda Martin | Lic #01386284
    Ying He | Lic #01964556

    BarbCo Real Estate Group

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    40 m
  • Lower Pacific Heights
    Apr 2 2025

    In this episode of The Bay Insider, we look at one of San Francisco's liveliest neighborhoods, Lower Pacific Heights, and share our thoughts about its charm and get some recommendations from a true insider about its best-kept secrets.

    From the vibrant history to the stunning and varied architecture, and the plethora of restaurants and businesses, we discuss why this neighborhood is a popular choice for residents, visitors, and investors. Tune in now and discover everything Lower Pacific Heights has to offer!

    History
    “Upper Fillmore"
    The famous “Full House” house (1709 Broderick Street)
    Mt. Zion Hospital
    Japantown
    Japanese Internment
    Sister city with Osaka, Japan
    Osaka Way
    AMC Kabuki 8
    Cottage Row Historic District

    Events
    Fillmore Jazz Festival
    Cherry Blossom Festival
    Fillmore Farmer’s Market

    Businesses
    Kinokuniya Bookstore
    Maido Fine Stationery & Gift
    Nijiya Market
    Daiso Japan
    The Faceshop
    Smith Clock Co.
    Yury’s Lights & Beyond

    Restaurants/Cafes
    Mattina SF
    Routier SF
    Jane The Bakery
    Little Shucker
    La Boulangerie
    SPQR
    Woodhouse Fish Co.
    Copra
    La Mediterranee
    Pizzeria Delfina
    Octavia
    State Bird Provisions
    Troya Restaurant
    Marufuku Ramen
    Hinodeya Japantown

    To see the full list, visit thebayinsider.com

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    Amanda Martin | Lic #01386284
    Ying He | Lic #01964556

    BarbCo Real Estate Group

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    51 m
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