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More and more San Francisco residents are seeing the light, so to speak, about the advantages of urban living that high-rise condos offer.  Developers are outfitting new condominium towers with all the amenities that lead towards a true live, work, and play environment.  Areas like Soma, Mission Bay, and Jackson Square are being redeveloped to offer high-end luxury condos with fantastic finishes and even better views.

Studies show that condo buyers in San Francisco want to do more research online before contacting an agent and engaging in the purchase process.  www.newcondosonline.com is the largest global condo site which features condos and townhomes in major markets across the United States and Internationally.  The company currently focuses on major U.S. markets with a strong focus on urban development like San Francisco, California. 

"Through partnerships with major marketing companies and developers, our goal is to bridge the gap between condo sellers and condo buyers.  We offer the user information and links about various condo developments in San Francisco; and we offer the builder a perfect platform for marketing their projects and accelerating the sales momentum," says President, Brent Gleeson.  San Francisco condos and high-rise developments are changing the face of the skyline and recreating a true urban village in many parts of the city. 

www.newcondosonline.com features new and pre-construction condo developments like The Infinity, 733 Front, and Soma Grand.  These developments range in price from the $500,000's to well over $1 million for larger units and penthouses. 

"The idea behind www.newcondosonline.com is to create a single marketplace where buyers can gather all the information they need and directly contact the sales representatives when they are ready.  The model is simple, effective, and proven successful throughout the United States and Internationally in countries like Costa Rica, Mexico, Dominican Republic, the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and Belize," says CEO, Brandon Fishman.