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San Francisco residential market · through Oct 23, 2026

How’s the market?

Competitive.

Across houses, condos, TICs and townhouses, 418 San Francisco homes closed in the last 30 days: 79% sold over the asking price, the median sale was $1,820,000, and the median home took 13 days to sell.

How we pick the word: it follows the share of homes that sold over asking in the last 30 days. 60% or more reads Competitive, 45% or more Steady and competitive, 30% or more Mixed, below that Slow. It describes the market, not any one home.

The numbers behind the answer

Median sale price

$1,820,000

+26% vs a year ago

All home types · last 30 days

Sold over asking

79.4%

+15 pts vs a year ago

All home types · last 30 days

Median days to sell

13

-2 days vs a year ago

All home types · last 30 days

Closings

418

-60 vs a year ago

All home types · last 30 days

Scope of every number above: houses, condos, TICs and townhouses, citywide, closings in the 30 days through Oct 23, 2026, against the same 30 days a year earlier. Houses alone run hotter than this blend and condos cooler; the split lives on each agent's market site. Source: POTM, governed SFAR MLS closings.

What homes cost, neighborhood by neighborhood

Every San Francisco neighborhood, shaded by its median sale price over the last 12 months, all home types together. Tap one for its median price, price per square foot, typical overbid, how many sold over asking and the cash share, over 30 days, 90 days or 12 months.

Tap any neighborhood for its numbers.

MarinaHunters PointSouth BeachNorth WaterfrontCandlestick PointBayviewMission BayDogpatchOuter ParksideLake ShoreOuter SunsetSea CliffRussian HillFinancial DistLake StreetMidtown TerraceTwin PeaksMiraloma ParkGolden Gate HtsGlen ParkInner SunsetPotrero HillCorona HeightsInner MissionDiamond HeightsSouth of MarketSherwood ForestForest KnollsBernal HeightsNoe ValleyEureka ValleySt Francis WoodWestwood HighlOuter MissionOuter RichmondBuena VistaClarendon HeightsExcelsiorMt DavidsonSunnysideCow HollowForest HillStonestownVisitacion ValleyMonterey HeightsHayes ValleyPine Lake ParkPortolaYerba BuenaCole ValleyForest Hill ExtMission TerraceInglesideCrocker AmazonPacific HeightsParksideCivic CenterWestwood ParkLakesideWest PortalDowntownIngleside TerraceHaight AshburyIngleside HeightsSilver TerraceBalboa TerraceLower Pac HtsOceanviewLittle HollywoodInner RichmondWestern AdditionMission DoloresAlamo SquareInner ParksideLone MountainPresidio HtsTenderloinJordan ParkNoPaBayview HeightsCentral RichmondDuboce TriangleMerced ManorMerced HeightsAnza VistaCentral SunsetNob HillTelegraph HillNorth Beach
Median sale price, all home types, 12 monthsUnder $1M 11$1M to $1.5M 22$1.5M to $2M 21$2M to $3M 26$3M and up 5Too few sales 4

The extremes

The edges of the fortnight: the 200 closings between Oct 10, 2026 to Oct 23, 2026, sorted to their limits.

Pacific Heights
Largest home

7,090 sq ftsold $9,850,000

2670 Pierce St

Pacific Heights · House

Yerba Buena
Smallest home

276 sq ftsold $213,030

766 Harrison St #209

Yerba Buena · Condo

Pacific Heights
Priciest

$19,400,000sold $19,400,000

2833 Vallejo St

Pacific Heights · House

Diamond Heights
Most affordable

$210,000sold $210,000

95 Ora Way #303F

Diamond Heights · Condo

South Beach
Quickest sale

1 daysold $1,900,000

318 Main St #5B

South Beach · Condo

Hayes Valley
Longest wait

492 dayssold $300,000

55 Page St #219

Hayes Valley · Condo

Where the bidding went

The three homes that sold furthest above asking, closed Oct 10, 2026 to Oct 23, 2026.

Forest Hill
+$2.85M over

$4,995,000listed $2,144,000 · +133.0%

496 Pacheco St

Forest Hill · TIC

Forest Hill
+$2.64M over

$4,995,000listed $2,354,000 · +112.2%

494 Pacheco St

Forest Hill · TIC

Noe Valley
+$1.96M over

$4,951,522listed $2,995,000 · +65.3%

971 Sanchez St

Noe Valley · House