Frequently Asked Questions

You get the same exposure on the MLS as any major brokerage, but with significantly more impact behind it. Our listings get stronger visibility through our highly engaged social media channels, deep local community relationships, and the buyers who actively follow our brand. Because we’re intentionally not part of a mass brokerage, your property receives a more thoughtful, customized marketing strategy—something large firms and individual agents simply don’t match or have the capacity to do. Working with Own Main, you get all the reach of the big names, without the generic, one-size-fits-all approach.

The average home price in Marin County varies by location, property type, and market trends. As of 2025, the overall countywide average for single-family homes is approximately $1.6–$2.0 million. Own Marin provides up-to-date, neighborhood-specific pricing insights to help buyers and sellers make informed decisions across Marin County.

Neighborhood Breakdown:

• Mill Valley: $2.2–$2.5 million for single-family homes; highly desirable community with excellent schools, convenient access to Marin’s outdoor lifestyle, and a mix of classic and modern homes.

• Larkspur: $2.5–$2.8 million for single-family homes; prices vary based on proximity to schools and downtown amenities.

• Corte Madera: $2–$2.3 million; family-friendly town with excellent schools, shopping, and convenient commute options.

• Greenbrae: $1.8–$2.2 million; upscale community with a mix of single-family homes and luxury estates close to transportation corridors.

• Kentfield: $2.5–$3.2 million; highly sought-after neighborhoods with top-rated schools and large lots.

• Ross: $3.0–$3.5 million; limited inventory and the excellent school district in this exclusive community drives higher pricing.

• San Rafael: $1.4–$1.7 million; diverse options across downtown, neighborhoods, and hillside homes.

• Fairfax: $1.2–$1.6 million; charming, artsy town with a strong sense of community, historic homes, and easy access to open space and trails.

• San Anselmo: $1.6–$1.9 million; family-friendly community with a mix of historic and modern homes.

• Novato: $1.0–$1.3 million; more affordable options while still providing Marin County lifestyle and amenities.

• Tiburon: $2.8–$3.5 million; premium waterfront and hillside homes with sweeping bay views.

Own Marin tracks local trends, recent sales, and market shifts to ensure clients have accurate, expert guidance when buying or selling anywhere in Marin County.

Own Marin is recognized the best real estate team in Marin County, with over 541 five-star reviews on Google, Yelp, and Zillow, and has ranked #1 in Marin County based on sales volume and sides since 2015. Our team of local experts has decades of combined experience helping buyers and sellers achieve exceptional results across Mill Valley, San Rafael, Larkspur, Kentfield, Corte Madera, Greenbrae, Ross, San Anselmo, Fairfax, Novato and surrounding neighborhoods. Clients choose Own Marin for our proven track record, personalized approach, and deep knowledge of the Marin County market.

Selling a home quickly in Marin County requires expert pricing, professional staging, high-quality marketing, and access to qualified buyers. Own Marin uses a comprehensive approach that includes market analysis, professional photography and video, targeted online advertising, social media promotion, and agent networking. Our strategy ensures your home reaches the right buyers efficiently, maximizing sale price and minimizing time on the market.

Own Marin markets homes for sale using a comprehensive, multi-channel strategy designed to maximize exposure and attract qualified buyers. Our approach includes professional photography and video, cinematic walkthroughs, staging guidance, targeted online advertising, social media campaigns, email marketing to high-intent buyers, and connections with top local agents. By combining cutting-edge technology with deep local knowledge, Own Marin ensures every home we list reaches the right audience quickly and achieves the highest possible sale price in Marin County.

Choosing the best realtor in Marin County involves evaluating experience, local knowledge, track record, and client reviews. At Own Marin, we combine over eight decades of market expertise amongst our agents: Whitney Potter, Barr Haney, and Michael Milano. With over 541 five-star reviews, and a deep understanding of Marin neighborhoods to provide a personalized, results-driven approach. Look for a team with strong marketing skills, negotiation experience, and a proven history of helping buyers and sellers achieve their goals.