As of June 6, 2007 28% of available listings in Tiburon are in escrow, which some sources would say indicates a Buyer's Market.  Read on:For the month of May 2007 26 homes sold in Tiburon for an average final selling price of $1,964,079.The average original asking price of these homes was $2,037,265.These homes took an average of 76 days to sell.Of the 26 homes that sold, 7 sold AT their original asking price and 3 sold OVER.For more information about this area, click here, or feel free to contact me directly. 06/06/2007

The thin opening of the Golden Gate at San Francisco Bay was missed by untold numbers of ship captains for hundreds of years.  Historical renditions vary, but it appears that after some Spanish soldiers discovered the San Francisco Bay via an overland route from Monterey, a tiny ship was dispatched to find the access point.  Upon entering the Bay and seeing a land formation resembling a shark, which also happened to be surrounded by sharks, the peninsula was named Punta del Tiburon (Shark Point).  The boatload of  Spanish soldiers were greeted by Miwok Indians-petroglyph remnants of the tribe can still be found on rock outcroppings.  After Mexico won freedom from Spain, it took possession of Spain's California holdings and began to parcel it out to settlers who were Catholic, spoke Span... 06/02/2007

As of May 4, 2007 22% of available listings in Tiburon are in escrow indicating a Buyer's Market.For the month of April 2007 16 homes sold in Tiburon for an average final selling price of $1,825,750.The average original list price of these homes was $1,944,500.These homes took an average of 54 days to sell.Of the 16 homes that sold, 2 sold OVER their original asking price.  All others sold for less.For more information about this area, click here. 05/04/2007

As of April 3, 2007, 29% of the listings currently available in Tiburon are in escrow, which some source say indicates a Buyer's Market. For the month of March 2007, 15 homes sold in Tiburon for an average sales price of $1,930,133 (with an average original list price of $1,852,608). These homes took an average of 79 days to sell.Of the 15 homes that sold, 1 sold AT their original asking price and 4 sold OVER their original asking price.  That's one third of the properties.  Is it really a Buyer's Market?For more information about this area, click here, or feel free to call me. 04/03/2007

Tiburon & Belvedere Market Overview (Home Sales Report as of 3/12/07)Homes for sale in Tiburon and Belvedere, which boast some of Marin County's most exclusive and luxurious estates and homes, continue to receive a lot of attention.  Anything under $2 million in either Tiburon or Belvedere is likely to attract lots of attention.  Yet, in Tiburon there are currently three homes for sale in the million dollar range-while many of these homes tend to be smaller and/or in poor condition, in less desirable neighborhoods, and/or located on a steep hill, etc., they provide a great opportunity for entry level Tiburon/Belvedere buyers.    The bread and butter homes of Tiburon are priced between $1.5 million and $2 million and sell reasonably quickly so long as they are nicely maintained, updated,... 03/12/2007

For the month of February 2007 10 homes sold in Tiburon.The average original asking price was $2,702,900.The average final selling price was $2,322,200.It took an average of 124 days for these homes to sell.Of the 10 homes that sold, 2 sold AT their original asking price and 2 sold OVER.As of March 4, 2007 23% of available listings in Tiburon are in escrow. 03/06/2007

During the month of January 2007 5 homes sold in Tiburon after an average of 340 days on the market.  The average original list price was $7,217,000 with an average final selling price of $6,095,600.  These numbers are skewed by the sale of Andre Agassi's property, originally listed at $24,500,000, selling at $20,000,000 after 1217 days on the market.As February 5, 2007 19% of available Tiburon listings are in escrow indicating a Buyer's Market. 02/07/2007

Spanish adventurers called it Punta de Tiburon "Shark Point," but today the former working-class railroad town at the end of the Tiburon Peninsula is a trendy, wealthy community with tennis and yacht clubs, parks, bike paths, and a wildlife sanctuary. Many homes have stunning views of the San Francisco Bay, Richardson Bay and Mount Tamalpais. Blackie's Pasture, along Tiburon Boulevard on the way into town, is a former pasture that now includes a walking/biking trail and playgrounds, as well as soccer fields and a gazebo.Housing and EducationAlong with neighboring Belvedere, Tiburon is graced by some of the most expensive homes in the county (the price of entry in Tiburon rests, for the most part, over $1 million (click here to search for homes). Children in Tiburon attend schools in the... 02/06/2007