All that said, summer is here and peak travel season coincides with a slowdown in market activity. Fewer new listings and shrinking selection of inventory are to be expected but, for home buyers, it also means less competition and the possibility to negotiate a bargain price for properties that aren’t so hot. Historically, the city’s median home price falls between June and September — by an average 5.20 percent over the past 20 years.

Notice the array of properties below: luxury and entry-level homes, recently built and fixer-uppers, single-family and condominium and tenancy-in-common. There are opportunities across the board, just waiting for buyers to shoot their shot.

201 Folsom Street #42AB

$4,200,000 (15.92% Under List)

› Neighborhood: South Beach

› Condominium: 2 Bedroom, 2+ Bath

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586 Paris Street

$505,000 (15.69% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Excelsior

› Single-Family: 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath

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3516 Clay Street

$6,160,000 (13.85% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Presidio Heights

› Single-Family: 5 Bedroom, 3+ Bath

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226 Monterey Boulevard

$1,020,000 (13.19% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Sunnyside

› Single-Family: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath

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900 Bush Street #618

$395,000 (12.22% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Downtown

› Condominium: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

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4433 20th Street

$795,000 (11.17% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Eureka Valley

› Tenancy-In-Common: 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath

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635 Capp Street

$600,000 (11.11% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Inner Mission

› Tenancy-In-Common: 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath

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277 Hermann Street

$1,025,000 (10.87% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Hayes Valley

› Condominium: 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath

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2590 Union Street

$7,250,000 (10.49% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Cow Hollow

› Single-Family: 5 Bedroom, 3+ Bath

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2177 3rd Street #621

$2,160,000 (10.00% Under List)

› Neighborhood: Dogpatch

› Condominium: 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath

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