Contemporary architecture and city living at the shoreline of Mission Creek. Arden once a vision is now a reality. The neighborhood is filling retail spaces, the building is rich with amenities and the finishes offer comfortable modern luxury.
Welcome to Arden by Jane Hopkins
Contemporary architecture and city living at the shoreline of Mission Creek. Arden once a vision is now a reality. The neighborhood is filling retail spaces, the building is rich with amenities and the finishes offer comfortable modern luxury.
Two designer lobbies with attendants • 75’ rooftop lap pool and spa • Double-height fitness studio with his and her changing rooms • Secure Garage • Controlled building, amenity and elevator access • and more!
Two 16-story towers with modern architecture • Panoramic views of the city skyline, bay and Twin Peaks • Controlled energy-efficient heating and air conditioning • Private tiled balconies or terraces • and more!
The waterside location opens up to Mission Creek park & outdoor activities, a children’s playground & dog park • UCSF Hospital, AT&T Park, Warriors Stadium, a future school, shopping & dining just steps away • Easy access to freeways, muni stops and transit centers • and more!
Arden’s unique architecture was inspired by the natural surroundings of Mission Creek. Designed by Bosa™, the homes balance the modernity of clean lines, neutral palettes and sleek appliances with the warmth of wood floors and an abundance of light and views – creating a mood of contemporary comfort!
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Please note: this SFAR data is for April 2022
The average 30-year fixed rate mortgage exceeded 5% in April, the highest level since 2011, according to Freddie Mac. The recent surge in mortgage rates has reduced the pool of eligible buyers and has caused mortgage applications to decline, with a significant impact on refinance applications, which are down more than 70% compared to this time last year. As the rising costs of homeownership force many Americans to adjust their budgets, an increasing number of buyers are hoping to help offset the costs by moving from bigger, more expensive cities to smaller areas that offer a more affordable cost of living.
New Listings were down 38.7 percent for single family homes and 26.4 percent for Condo/TIC/Coop properties. Pending Sales decreased 7.3 percent for single family homes and 29.9 percent for Condo/TIC/Coop properties.
The Median Sales Price was up 13.9 percent to $2,050,000 for single family homes and 13.3 percent to $1,360,000 for Condo/TIC/Coop properties. Months Supply of Inventory decreased 44.4 percent for single family units and 27.1 percent for Condo/TIC/Coop units.
Affordability challenges are limiting buying activity, and early signs suggest competition for homes may be cooling somewhat. Nationally, existing home sales are down 2.7% as of last measure, while pending sales dropped 1.2%, marking 5 straight months of under contract declines, according to the National Association of REALTORS®. Inventory remains low, with only 2 months supply at present, and home prices continue to rise, with the median existing home at $373,500, a 15% increase from this time last year. Homes are still selling quickly, however, and multiple offers are common in many markets.