San Francisco’s Hottest New Listings

This Week’s 5 Hot New Listings in San Francisco | 11.02.2026

Radiant-heated floors in the Sunset, an Ipe wood patio in the Richmond, and a pair of decks facing Twin Peaks. This week’s five picks also include a Visitacion Valley backyard with fruit trees and a Parkside house holding onto its 1930s details.

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Modern two-story house with large windows, black garage door, and illuminated exterior details.

1491 37th Ave

$2,100,000 | 4 Beds | 4 Baths | 2,307 Sqft

A renovation down to the studs, radiant-heated wood floors, two ensuite bedrooms, and a lower-level entertaining space with a wet bar. There’s also an EV charger in the garage. The practical stuff got some attention, too.

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A modern two-story white house with large windows and a brown garage door, situated on a sloped street. The entrance features a flight of stairs leading up to the front door, illuminated by warm lighting.

583 38th Ave

$1,998,000 | 4 Beds | 3 Baths

Thermador appliances and Italian marble counters are nice, but the Ipe wood patio might be the part you’ll remember. The lower level opens straight outside and includes a family room with its own wet bar. Handy setup.

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A view of two adjacent houses with large windows, one painted grey and the other white, situated on a street with a visible sidewalk. The background features a hillside cityscape under a sunset sky.

1046 Rhode Island St

$1,795,000 | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,535 Sqft

An unassuming front gives way to some serious western views… Both levels have decks looking toward Twin Peaks, while the kitchen brings in Heath ceramic tile. There’s a flexible bonus room downstairs, too.

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A modern two-story house with a beige exterior and large bay windows, situated on a steep driveway, featuring a gated entrance and a garage.

58 Bishop St

$1,250,000 | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,675 Sqft

Fresh interior paint, refinished hardwood flooring upstairs, and new white oak flooring on the lower level. Out back, a deck leads to fruit trees. A bit of greenery goes a long way in the city.

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A two-story house with a distinctive terracotta tile roof and beige exterior, featuring a front balcony and large windows. The property has a red carpet leading to the entrance and a neatly trimmed tree in the front yard.

2650 24th Ave

$1,095,000 | 3 Beds | 2 Baths | 1,770 Sqft

Spanish-style details from 1935 are still on display: decorative tile at the entrance, parquet floors, and vaulted ceilings. The skylit sunroom is a nice bonus, and the backyard offers room to work with.

That Parkside sunroom and those Potrero Hill decks deserve another look.

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