The strategy of pricing a property just under the psychological barrier of one million dollars often yields a predictable result in San Francisco. We watched this play out perfectly at 1121 Broderick Street.

Located in Anza Vista, a neighborhood that often flies under the radar compared to its louder neighbors, this Edwardian condo hit the MLS with an asking price of $949,000. The two unit building offers that classic architectural feel people hunt for in the city. It has the high ceilings and the original fireplace detail that buyers expect from a 1904 build.

The market responded with significant enthusiasm. The property closed on January 2, 2026, for a final price of $1,300,000.

That is a $351,000 jump over the list price.

This sale is a strong indicator that well prepared properties in established neighborhoods are still commanding multiple offers and aggressive terms. The appetite for quality inventory remains high.

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