When evaluating real estate (or any investment for that matter), people often make the mistake of looking at it in a short term perspective. For most people who own Marin real estate, it often a long term investment. The chart below details the average Marin County home sales price in 2007, 1997, and 1987.
All I can say, is that I really wish I had purchased ten Marin County homes in 1987 or even just ten years ago in 1997.
Marin County real estate is a great investment at any time- just think long term!
| City |
Average Marin Home Sales Price
2007 |
Average Marin Home Sales Price
1997 |
Average Marin Home Sales Price
1987 |
| All Marin County |
$1,223,678 |
$443,135 |
$240,875 |
| Belvedere |
$3,880,903 |
$1,248,804 |
$665,053 |
| Corte Madera |
$1,214,431 |
$382,677 |
$219,925 |
| Fairfax |
$841,837 |
$325,912 |
$160,930 |
| Greenbrae |
$1,052,236 |
$398,074 |
$230,308 |
| Kentfield |
$2,427,872 |
$855,384 |
$408,581 |
| Larkspur |
$1,301,432 |
$500,874 |
$241,193 |
| Mill Valley |
$1,400,526 |
$524,941 |
$283,479 |
| Novato |
$757,815 |
$303,576 |
$188,771 |
| Ross |
$3282,336 |
$1,003,212 |
$452,700 |
| San Anselmo |
$1,056,271 |
$416,676 |
$232,160 |
| San Rafael |
$905,599 |
$368,903 |
$225,358 |
| Sausalito |
$1,309,383 |
$453,109 |
$230,151 |
| Tiburon |
$2,207,819 |
$801,875 |
$451,038 |
Statistics from BAREIS Marin County MLS®.