Marin Homes for Sale

You will find the perfect ocean side home here in Marin, with 141,000 acres of county, federal and state parks to intrigue you too. There is so much natural beauty here, so if you are a nature lover, this is the city for you. Right now, there are for sale, 128 homes, some of them are resales, others new homes and still others are foreclosures. Comparing to the year before, the price of the median sales were down by 17.8%, with the average listing price right now around $1,725,900. The crime rate is very low and there are plenty of schools for your children to attend.

Sites with Marin MLS Listings

Did you know that some search engines show you less than 70% of all the Marin Homes for Sale? We have compiled a list of search engines and sites that will give you a comprehensive list of homes for sale in Marin, CA.

1. HomesPoint2.com - MLS directory for Marin County

MlS listings directory for homes for sale in Marin County. There is lot going on at this site and you may find it busy at first but it's worth browsing through to see the variety of homes for sale in Marin County.

2. Homes.com - MLS listings and information for Marin

Easy to read comprehensive site for MLS listings for Marin County. You may enjoy one of the other MLS sites if you are looking for more information pertaining to other aspects of Marin County.

3. Trulia.com - comprhensive listing of mls homes for sale Marin County

Concise and up-to-date listings of MLS real estate for Marin. Trulia always stays fairly up-to-date with their MLS listings. They are one of the popular sites to check when one is interested in buying homes for sale. You have the option of how you want to narrow down your searches.

Other Sites

Zillow.com - MLS listings for Marin - Take advantage of the map that Zillow has for gleaning information about the particular homes for sale. In addition to this if you don't see something your like then put yourself on their email alert.

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Real Estate Brokerages in Marin CA

1. Fred Rodoni representing real estate for Marin County and area

Fred Rodoni is the broker for Coastal Marin Real Estate. He is the 4th generation of his family to reside in Marin which speaks of his vast knowledge of the area and community itself. Couple this with his expertise as a Real Estate agent and you can be sure that you are going to get full representation when you go to purchase one of the homes for sale in Marin,CA.

2. Melissa Bradley Real Estate Broker for Marin and area

Bradley Real estate has 8 offices with 280+ agents to represent you during your house buying needs related to homes for sale in Marin county. Melissa Bradley was the founder of this Agency and has based her success on her Real Estate knowledge, her experience and her superior customer service.

3. Realtor Dan Morse representing Marin

A small but mighty real Estate Company that is capable of offering superior real estate services to those who are thinking of buying one of the beautiful homes for sale in Marin. Dan Morse Realty consists of two hard working knowledgeable agents who are very familiar with Marin. Their expertise will make your house purchase transaction go easily and quickly.

4. Marin R.E. representative Tracy McLaughlin for Marin County

Tracy McLaughlin is the Real Estate representative for Morgan Lane Real Estate. Tracy is certainly an agent that you would be happy to have attending to your purchasing needs of one of the homes for sale in Marin County. She proudly holds the title of being a top producer for Marin Couty in Real Estate each and every year between 2003-2008. Tracy opened Morgan Lane Real Estate in 2006. Currently she has several offices throughout the County and area.

Other Sites

Jill Hill R.E. Broker for Marin and area - Jill Hill has had her Real Estate license since 1981 and became a broker in 1985. She is an affiliate of Coldwell Banker and is knowledgeable in the Marin County and area. Jill is also a residential specialist and is also a SRES which indicates training in aiding Seniors through Real Estate processes. Jill would be a good choice to represent you in your home seeking for Marin.

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Blogs about Marin Homes for Sale

Marin Market Madness Continues

Published on Fri, 04 May 2012 23:17:06 +0000 | Blog by the Bay

I was just looking at market stats and came across an amazing one that paints a clear picture of what’s happening around here lately–the absorption rate for Marin homes under a million dollars. It was over 90% for March (April numbers will be out in the next week or so). You get that number by [...]

Occupy Marin Anyone?

Published on Thu, 27 Oct 2011 05:45:00 +0000 | Marin Real Estate Bubble

Back in the early phases of this blog I speculated whether the inevitable collapse of the housing bubble would finally lead to much needed social unrest over the greed, corruption, crony capitalism, and deception (to name a few) that the housing bubble exposed and which continues today. So disgusted was I with Americans' complacency that I "ended" this blog with "Where Is the Outrage?". It's been nearly two years since that last post and it seems that finally, after numerous bailouts, an ongoing [...]

Multiple offer backlash

Published on Thu, 03 May 2012 05:19:47 +0000 | Marin Real Estate

The multiple offers just keep on coming. Strange to be saying that again, but I am. The lowest price points are on fire, especially in central Marin, where a good home is gone in less than a week. The wave of multiple offers is extending into higher priced homes as well, embracing the million and [...]

Unemployment By County

Published on Sun, 20 Dec 2009 21:36:00 +0000 | Marin Real Estate Bubble

It's been quiet. Too quiet.I found this somewhere, I can't remember where. It's an animated display of the growing unemployment rate by county. It comes from the U.S. Department of Labor (so you know the real unemployment rates are much higher than what's shown below). [The graphic to the left shows the final slide.] Look at little 'ol Marin in the map. It almost seems to try and hold off the waves of unemployment crashing against its borders, but in the end it succumbs. It ends up in the 7.0 - [...]

Where Is The Outrage?

Published on Thu, 24 Dec 2009 19:24:00 +0000 | Marin Real Estate Bubble

Take a look at this article:Goldman Sachs creates CDOs (collateralized debt obligations), bundling bad debt with good (and linked to mortgage debt by credit-default swaps) during the most manic phase of the housing bubble. Pension funds, insurance companies, and others bought them believing Goldman's hype that the housing market couldn't fail. Goldman didn't even let buyers short them. All the while realtors, real estate agents, lenders, local papers where all fueling the buzz about how real est [...]

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