Mill Valley Real Estate

02/16/2026

One of my very best friends that I grew up with and still am close to is setting truly remarkable and forward-looking standards in the world of architecture:

Rammed earth sourced from, or near, the grounds of a proposed building site is attracting attention as an eco-friendly construction material

02/03/2026

JUST SOLD 🎉

788 Ferguson Rd, Sebastopol, CA

A truly special west-facing Sonoma County estate, originally built in 1916 and set on 2.39 acres, is officially sold. Featuring a pool, bocce court, olive grove, personal vineyard, detached ADU, and timeless architectural details, all just minutes from downtown Sebastopol.

Through strategic marketing and strong buyer outreach, we connected this special property with buyers who truly appreciated its charm, vineyard setting, and West County lifestyle.

3 BD | 3.5 BA | 3,103 SF
Sold for $2,300,000

Listed by Laura Taylor + Beat Bossart
Courtesy of Vanguard Properties

Curious what your property could sell for in today’s market? Let’s talk.

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

01/30/2026

Navigating Real Estate Market? Stay informed with some information on Proposition 13 & 19! 👀

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

01/20/2026

Where is all the inventory? 🏡👀 I’ve been getting this question a lot lately.

In our area, we typically don’t see a real increase in inventory until late January or early February, and many sellers wait until March or April to list. With the beautiful weather we’ve been having, it can feel extra limited right now.

For buyers: low inventory doesn’t automatically mean you should wait. If you find a home that checks a lot of your boxes, it may be worth moving forward, especially knowing more options are coming soon.

Have questions about timing, inventory, or your buying strategy? I’m always happy to help.

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

01/15/2026

Marin County homeowners got a clear reminder a couple weeks ago that king tides + heavy rain can flood low-lying neighborhoods quickly.

That weekend, flooding hit areas like Larkspur Marina, San Rafael and Corte Madera, with streets underwater, garages taking on water, and some businesses closing. In Santa Venetia, residents said a levee was breached twice, impacting roughly 600 homes, and it’s bringing more attention to long-term flood protection.

A few takeaways if you live near the bay, a creek, or a lagoon:

Garages flood first. Even elevated homes can take on water below the main living space. Move valuables, boxes, tools, and anything electrical off the floor early.

Have a plan before the water shows up: sandbags, a sump pump, backup power, and a clear route to higher ground.

Know your risk: check your flood zone, drainage patterns, and where water typically pools on your street.

Insurance check: flooding is often a separate policy. Confirm what you actually have, not what you assume.

If you’re in a flood-prone part of Marin make sure to have a quick “risk + prep” checklist for your home!

12/24/2025

What does it really mean to write a competitive offer? 👀

It’s not just about price, it’s also about strong terms. Doing your due diligence upfront (loan fully approved, insurance quote in hand, disclosures reviewed) can make all the difference when you’re up against multiple offers.

Have questions about how to position your offer to win? I’m always happy to help. Have a great week!

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

12/23/2025

📍 Seen on tour in Marin County!

Contact me for more info on this home!

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

12/16/2025

33 Willow Ln, Sausalito, CA
(Listed by Lauren Lai Bellings)
2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1,622 sqft

Offered at $1,330,000
Courtesy of Compass

This gorgeous condo lives like a townhouse! This unit offers 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, a den, and a loft. Newly renovated with a brand-new kitchen, hardwood floors, and updated lighting. The top floor hosts a primary bedroom suite with a walk-in closet and a bathroom featuring an oversized shower, tub, and new vanity. An additional room serves as an office, nursery, or exercise space. The cozy loft is ideal for a home office. The main level offers spacious living and dining rooms with patio access. The kitchen boasts new appliances, quartz countertops, and attractive tile backsplash. A second bedroom on the main floor also has patio access. A new washer and dryer are in the second bathroom. The home features vaulted ceilings and abundant light. Two parking spaces are included, one covered. Amenities include a swimming pool and hot tub. Conveniently located near the freeway, Mollie Stone's market, shops, and restaurants, it's just 15 minutes from San Francisco and less than an hour from wine country.

Get in touch to learn more about this exclusive offering!

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

12/02/2025

Marin Market Holding Steady

While Marin’s median home prices remain below their 2022 peak, the market continues to move - especially for homes that align with buyer priorities.

In October 2025, the median home price in Marin was $1.73M with 204 sales - almost identical to October 2024. While we’ve seen slight seasonal fluctuations, pricing has stayed relatively stable this year, with demand strongest for properties that check key boxes like location, updates, and outdoor space.

We anticipate increased market activity in early 2026, driven by pent-up demand and buyer confidence returning.

💡 Quick Data Recap:
– Median home price in Marin (Oct 2025): $1.73M
– Year-over-year change: +$30K
– Total home sales (Oct 2025): 204
– Median condo/townhome price (Oct 2025): $745K
– Bay Area median price: $1.3M
– Marin’s priciest city last month: Belvedere at $9.15M (2 sales)
– Mortgage rate (Freddie Mac, late Nov): 6.23%

📊 October 2025 Real Estate Data – Marin County
– Median single-family home price: $1.73M (204 sales)
– Highest median prices:
• Belvedere – $9.15M (2 sales)
• Tiburon – $4.49M (6 sales)
• Ross – $4.35M (4 sales)
– Other median prices:
• Sausalito – $2.81M (8 sales)
• Larkspur – $2.6M (9 sales)
• Mill Valley – $2.3M (22 sales)
• Unincorporated Marin – $1.95M (60 sales)
• Corte Madera – $1.79M
• Fairfax – $1M
– Condos/Townhomes median: $745K (59 sales)
– Marin’s peak median: $2.12M (April 2022)

12/01/2025

Buying a home with a partner? Here’s a simple way to reduce stress from the start:

1️⃣ Each of you makes your own list of must-haves, separately.
2️⃣ Put them in order of priority.
3️⃣ Compare and combine your lists into one you both agree on.

Purchasing a home is stressful enough, but getting aligned early makes the process smoother, clearer, and a whole lot easier!

Beat Bossart, Broker | DRE # 01242892
[email protected]
415.279.4334

11/24/2025

Marin County Home Prices Rise in October 2025

Marin County’s housing market posted solid growth in October, with the median sale price climbing to $1,565,000, a 7.9% increase compared to the previous year. The month saw 255 homes sold, up from 217 a year earlier, reflecting stronger overall activity in the market.

Homes spent a median of 31 days on the market, slightly higher than the 26-day median last year, but still indicating steady buyer demand across the county.

These updated numbers highlight continued stability in Marin’s real estate landscape as pricing and sales volume trend upward heading into the end of 2025.

11/19/2025

If you’re looking for a fun local adventure, head over to Florence Avenue in Sebastopol, a three-block open-air gallery filled with whimsical “trashy art” sculptures by Patrick Amiot and Brigitte Laurent 🎨

What started back in 2001 with a single fisherman made from an old water heater has transformed the entire street. Today, nearly every front yard showcases one of their vibrant, larger-than-life pieces made from found objects. Even local businesses have joined in!

It’s the perfect afternoon stroll, and a reminder of how creativity + community can shape a neighborhood’s charm!