Danielle Lazier + Associates

10/09/2026

Sometimes the best real estate advice makes you a little uncomfortable at first.

Buyers: it’s worth investing in the long-term.
Sellers: trust the strategic list price.

In San Francisco real estate, the right move may not always feel obvious in the moment, but it can make all the difference in the outcome.

10/08/2026

✨ Just Listed ✨ Rare semi-detached corner home in Outer Parkside, three blocks from Ocean Beach and one block from the cafes and restaurants on Taraval Street.

Side windows bring in more light than a typical row home, and outdoor space wraps around the house with a rear deck and a side patio. The main level is a traditional circa 1940s Sunset home, with a combined living and dining room, a kitchen, two bedrooms, and a full bath.

The lower level has its own separate entrance and adds a third bedroom, a family room, a kitchenette, and a second full bath (permitted). It works as part of a single-family home, as space for guests or extended stays, or for potential rental income.

Attached one-car garage with storage, washer and dryer laundry hookups, and storage sheds outside. The beach end of Taraval is just around the corner, with local favorites like Galinette, Andytown Coffee Roasters, and The Riptide.

OPEN HOUSE
Saturday (10/10) 2-4pm
Sunday (10/11) 2-4pm
Tuesday (10/13) 1-3pm

📍 4351 Ulloa St, San Francisco, CA
$1,098,000
YourParksideHome.com

10/06/2026

Helping a first-time buyer navigate San Francisco is about so much more than finding the right home. It’s about being there for every question, every showing, every document, and every decision along the way.

We’re incredibly grateful for this thoughtful review and proud of Josh for helping his client find exactly what they were looking for, in the location they wanted, at a budget that worked for them. This is what thoughtful, honest, client-first real estate looks like.

10/02/2026

This fabulous top-floor condo in the heart of Noe Valley went into contract in under a week with multiple offers, and from listed to sold took less than a month.

Careful preparation and strategic pricing brought strong buyers in right away, and our team kept everything on track through closing.

10/01/2026

✨ Just Listed ✨ Updated mid-century ranch in Pacifica's sought-after Linda Mar Valley, with an open floor plan that flows out to a large, private backyard.

Close to San Pedro Valley Park, everyday shopping, and the beach. Enter from the covered front porch to a living room with a fireplace, open to the dining area and kitchen. The kitchen has a peninsula with bar seating and a pot filler, and French doors in the dining area open onto the patio.

The primary suite sits apart at the back with a walk-in closet, a bath with a walk-in shower, and French doors to the yard. Three more bedrooms and a full hall bath are on the other side of the house. Refreshed in 2026 with new interior paint, new lighting, and a new front fence. Hardwood floors in the living areas and all four bedrooms, and TOTO toilet seats in both baths.

Out back, a large patio with a 220V hookup for a hot tub, a turf lawn, and terraced fruit trees, with mountain views from the upper terrace. Attached 2-car garage with a Tesla charger, laundry, and interior access. Tankless water heater and security cameras.

OPEN HOUSE
Thursday (10/1) 5:00pm-6:00pm
Sunday (10/4) 2:00pm-4:00pm
Tuesday (10/6) 9:30am-1:30pm

📍 1607 Linda Mar Blvd, Pacifica, CA
$1,395,000

09/30/2026

In a market where only two 2-bedroom condos without parking have sold in Mission Dolores this year, this home stood out, closing at $1,151 per square foot, $201 per square foot above the other comparable sale.

Thoughtful preparation, strategic pricing, and a plan built around today’s market made the difference.

09/25/2026

OPEN HOUSE
Saturday (9/26) 2-4pm
Sunday (9/27) 2-4pm

Natural light takes center stage in this top-floor corner condo, with beautiful bay windows and southern and western exposures that keep the home bright throughout the day. Add in a comfortable layout and a prime Divisadero location, and this is city living that feels open, warm, and easy.

📍 1696 Golden Gate Ave | Residence 301
San Francisco, CA
$849,000

09/24/2026

✨ Just Listed ✨ Sunny updated one-bedroom condo just up from the Castro, one block from the Muni Metro and minutes from everything on Castro Street.

Enjoy an open living area that leads out to a private balcony, with built-in bookcases and cabinet storage on both sides. The newly renovated kitchen is open to the living and dining space, featuring new quartz counters, new sink, freshly painted cabinets, and a new refrigerator. The bedroom is set apart from the living space and has a walk-in closet, and the full bath is updated with a new quartz vanity top, new tile floor, and a refinished tub.

Additional updates in 2026 include new flooring throughout, fresh interior paint, new kitchen and bath counters, new lighting, and new appliances. One assigned space in the secure garage, with EV charging available to residents.

OPEN HOUSE
Thursday (9/24) 5-6pm
Sunday (9/27) 2-4pm
Tuesday (9/29) 12-2pm

📍 4096 17th St | Residence 212
San Francisco, CA
$685,000

For more details visit: MyCastroCondo.com

09/22/2026

Most San Francisco home sellers want the same two things: the best price the market will pay, and a process that does not take over their lives. The hard part is knowing which preparations are worth the money and which only feel productive.

A house on the north slope of Potrero Hill came to market in July 2026 at $2,395,000. It drew 10 offers in its first week and closed on August 7 at $3,985,000, which is $1,590,000 over asking, or about 66%. At $1,853 per square foot, it was the highest of any Potrero Hill home with three or more bedrooms to sell so far this year.

Check out our latest case study for the full story. 👇

Ten offers and a close at $3,985,000 on a $2,395,000 list price. How prep, positioning and pricing came together on this Potrero Hill sale.

09/18/2026

Apparently, working on vacation requires an explanation when your kids are around to keep you accountable. Um, well, someone has to pay for the vacation?!

But their question got to the heart of something deeper: who is my ideal client and why do I still love selling real estate after all these years (and don't mind working while out of town).

For me, the job has always been more about the people and the relationships than about a particular type of home, neighborhood or price point. It feeds my soul to help people in their real estate journey and I see firsthand what a difference it makes in their lives....we buy and sell homes for very personal, very consequential reasons.

When there’s mutual respect, good communication, and a shared understanding of what we’re trying to accomplish, that’s when the magic happens. This applies to clients and also fellow Realtors.

And yes, that sometimes means taking a call on vacation.