Residential sales, buyer representation, development, multifamily and commercial real estate.
San Francisco overview
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For more than 20 years, Asher McInerney has worked across San Francisco residential development, sales, leasing, multifamily and commercial real estate.
His experience includes building and bringing new homes to market, representing sellers, helping buyers compete strategically, and advising owners and investors on the potential of complex properties.
Licensed in California since 2005. California DRE #01473144Responsible Broker: Ground Matrix, Inc., California DRE #02041140
Five areas of work, one advisor. Each connects to the others: development experience informs how Asher prices a sale, and sales experience informs what he builds.
As Vice President of Anasazi Properties since 2003, Asher has participated in the creation, renovation, positioning and sale of architecturally distinctive homes and multifamily properties throughout San Francisco and Northern California.
Asher lists and sells condominiums, single-family homes, luxury residences and unique urban properties.
Every listing receives an individual positioning strategy, professional presentation, targeted exposure and direct representation through negotiation and closing.
Selling in San FranciscoFrom a first San Francisco purchase to a competitive luxury or investment acquisition, buyers receive local market knowledge, property-level analysis, negotiation strategy and guidance through inspections, financing and closing.
Buying in San Francisco
Asher's work includes multifamily acquisitions, sales, repositioning, leasing and operational strategy.
Development experience makes it possible to evaluate a building beyond its current presentation and identify both opportunity and risk.
Multifamily and investmentAsher advises owner-users, investors and business operators on commercial condominiums, office and flex properties, mixed-use buildings and other strategic acquisitions.
For qualified owner-users, SBA financing may be an option. Financing is provided by independent lending professionals, to whom Asher can make introductions.
Commercial real estate and SBA resourcesA developer looks at a property differently: what it took to build, what it could become, and what the market will pay for the difference.
That perspective runs through every San Francisco engagement, from advising a seller on what to prepare to helping an investor judge a building's potential.
Asher McInerney, Vice President, Anasazi Properties. Anasazi Properties
San Francisco. 5 beds, 3 baths, 4,850 sq ft. Commercial
Selected sales are added with each client's permission.
San Francisco. 3 beds, 2 baths, 15,584 sq ft. Multifamily
Asher helps business owners and investors identify and acquire commercial property throughout San Francisco, including office, flex, mixed-use and owner-user opportunities.
For qualified owner-users, SBA financing may offer a path to ownership with a lower down payment than many conventional commercial loans.
Asher does not provide financing. He helps with the property and introduces qualified clients to experienced SBA lending professionals, who explain programs, eligibility and terms.
Selling, buying, investing or developing. Tell Asher what you're considering and he'll reply personally.
The Journal
San Francisco
San Francisco is a city of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own housing, weather, transit and pace. A buyer's guide to the main residential areas, from Pacific Heights and Noe Valley to the Richmond, the Sunset and the new condominium districts, and how to choose among them.
San Francisco
Buyers of San Francisco apartment buildings pay for documented income, and rent control decides what that income can become. How buildings are valued, the records buyers will ask for, the city's rules on buyouts and reporting, transfer tax and how to prepare a sale.
San Francisco
Duplexes, triplexes and small apartment buildings in San Francisco are valued on income, but rent control, tenant protections and building condition decide what that income really is. How to underwrite a building, read the rules and avoid the common mistakes.
