Michael Reardon, Gay San Francisco Real Estate Agent

After serving our country in the United States Navy, Michael Reardon graduated from Florida State College in 1993, with a degree in Accounting. Michael earned his real estate license in 2004. He joined the Pacific Union International team in 2006, and became a Broker Associate in 2011.

Today he takes his passion for details and background in statistics to create The Reardon Report, a timely, in-depth analysis of the statistics and trends driving real estate markets in San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa Clara counties. His detailed analysis can help determine which way the market is moving in cities and neighborhoods from San Francisco to San Jose.

When you come to Michael with a specific price range or neighborhood in mind, you can rest assured he will have access to the latest information and will quickly create a customized report to meet your unique needs.

The Reardon Report is just one example of the many tools Michael has to help you find the home that is right for you. Michael is a Bay Area property owner and understands how demanding and complex the home buying process can be. Armed with this knowledge and experience, you can rely on Michael to guide you through the process and help you make the most beneficial offer possible.

In the last two years, Michael has been instrumental in the listing and closing of nearly 300 properties around the Bay Area. Michael's goal is to help his clients make the best real estate decisions possible.

About Gay/Lesbian San Francisco

"There is no way to give up on San Francisco, once you have fallen under its spell.'' Herb Caen, from his book, 'One Man's San Francisco'.

San Francisco is a city of neighborhoods. Most cities have neighborhoods for living, neighborhoods for shopping, and neighborhoods for going out to eat. Many of San Francisco's neighborhoods have a little of each.

San Francisco's neighborhoods are as varied as any in the world. The unique cultural essence of neighborhoods like Chinatown, North Beach, and The Mission give San Francisco the flavor that makes other cities envious!

The diversity of people and cultures in San Francisco flows from one neighborhood into the next.

The Castro is widely considered the world's best-known gay neighborhood. Bars, restaurants, and small retailers abound in the compact shopping district, but the neighborhood is also home to parks, schools, and countless homes.

The big question to ask yourself when contemplating buying a home in San Francisco is in what neighborhood do you belong? The answer is simple: In any neighborhood you choose!

It's not about finding a neighborhood that you fit in, is about finding a neighborhood that fits you!

Contact Michael Reardon: