We Spent $51K Renovating This San Francisco Condo...Was it Worth It?

We spent $51,000 renovating a two-bedroom condo in Haight-Ashbury before listing it and the updates may have added closer to $200,000 to the final offers. We break down exactly what we did: the exterior refresh, trim and wainscoting paint instead of full walls, a full kitchen renovation, low-cost backyard upgrades, and the "unsexy" structural fix (deck and stair replacement) that mattered more than any cosmetic update. If you're selling in San Francisco, or buying a place that needs work, this video will help you understand which updates actually move the needle on price. 💬 TEXT or CALL 415-735-5867 to connect about buying or selling a home in San Francisco. 🍿 Watch more: Living In San Francisco:    • LIVING IN SAN FRANCISCO   San Francisco Neighborhoods:    • San Francisco Neighborhoods   Buying A Home In San Francisco:    • Buying A Home In San Francisco   Selling A Home In San Francisco:    • Selling Your Home in San Francisco   👉Subscribe to our FREE monthly newsletter: http://bit.ly/san-francisco-real-estate 🌐 Everything you need to know to buy or sell in SF: https://www.livinginsanfranciscoca.com/ 📱Call or text: 415-735-5867 📨Email: [email protected] If you want to know everything (good and bad!) about living in San Francisco, then subscribe ▶ and tap the bell 🛎 for notifications so you can be the first to know about the current market in San Francisco, California.😁 We are The Krishnan Team, the #1 ranked real estate agent team in San Francisco, per MLS. We love getting calls and emails from people looking to move to San Francisco. It's never too early to consult with a real estate agent. Call☎ or send us an email 📨 so we can help you make a smooth move to San Francisco, California. Ruth Krishnan San Francisco Real Estate Agent 01862279 This content is intended to provide general information about real estate in California. We are committed to fair housing principles and comply with all applicable laws, including the Federal Fair Housing Act and California's Fair Employment and Housing Act. We do not discriminate against any individual or group based on race, color, religion, sex, gender, gender identity, familial status, marital status, disability, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, primary language, immigration status, or source of income. All properties are available to all persons without regard to these characteristics. We proudly support equal housing opportunities as part of our commitment to inclusivity. For specific advice, please consult a professional.