It’s not every day you see a prime Noe Valley corner property trade for $250,000 under asking… but here we are. This home at 1485 Noe Street has officially closed, and the final numbers tell a bit of a story about the current market climate. Listed back in September for $4,500,000, this one took its … Continue reading A Great Deal in Noe Valley: Home Sells for $250,000 Under Asking
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San Francisco Real Estate Update November 2025: Prices Up, Inventory Down
Quick Take: Single-family homes are setting records? The single-family home market is on fire in San Francisco right now, as the median sale price for a single-family home is reaching the highest level it’s reached in the past two years! This surge in price represents 7.29% year-over-year increase. However, on the flip side, the condo … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update November 2025: Prices Up, Inventory Down
Sold $169,000 Under Asking in Duboce
It is not every day you find a home where livestock used to live under the floorboards. The property at 146 Henry Street in Duboce Triangle is definitely one of a kind. We are talking about a fully detached 1902 cottage that manages to be both a piece of history and completely tech-ready. You would … Continue reading Sold $169,000 Under Asking in Duboce
A Great Deal in Cow Hollow: Penthouse Sells for $85,000 Under Asking
You don’t hear this story every day in the San Francisco real estate market… a prime penthouse in Cow Hollow just sold for $85,000 under the asking price. It’s a significant event that highlights a different side of the market narrative. The property, listed at $2,895,000, ultimately closed at $2,810,000. This sale demonstrates that even in a … Continue reading A Great Deal in Cow Hollow: Penthouse Sells for $85,000 Under Asking
Maximum Overbid: Noe Valley Edwardian Sells for $1,038,000 Over Asking
Here we go again. Another classic Noe Valley sale that makes you stop and look twice. The Edwardian home at 4031 22nd Street just closed at $2,533,000, a staggering $1,038,000 above its $1,495,000 list price after only 11 days on the market. Built in 1911, this 2-bedroom, 1.5-bath home landed a final price of $1,655.56 … Continue reading Maximum Overbid: Noe Valley Edwardian Sells for $1,038,000 Over Asking
Maximum Overbid of the Week: $790,000 Over in Ashbury Heights
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, the San Francisco property scene serves up another reminder that for the right house, all bets are off. This time, the story comes from 4969 17th Street, a remodeled Edwardian in Ashbury Heights. It hit the MLS asking $3,495,000. Fifteen days later, it closed for $4,285,000. That’s … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: $790,000 Over in Ashbury Heights
San Francisco Real Estate Update October 2025: Prices Jump, Inventory Dips, and Homes Fly Off the Market
Quick Take: Median sale prices for single-family homes jumped by more than 7% in September Last month, we saw a big move upward in terms of median sale price for single-family homes in the San Francisco area. The median listing sold for 7.76% more than it did around this time last year, which marks the … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update October 2025: Prices Jump, Inventory Dips, and Homes Fly Off the Market
The Anatomy of a Presidio Heights Unicorn: 3956 Washington Street
Every so often, a property hits the San Francisco market that feels like something special. 3956 Washington Street was exactly that. This 1907 Edwardian in Presidio Heights hadn’t been available in over 40 years, which made it a true collector’s item. We’re talking about a home with 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, and over 4,300 square … Continue reading The Anatomy of a Presidio Heights Unicorn: 3956 Washington Street
San Francisco Real Estate Update September 2025: A Fierce Seller’s Market for Single-Family Homes Persists
Quick Take: Median sale prices stagnate in San Francisco The San Francisco market has traditionally been a fairly volatile market. However, in August, the volatility was muted. The median sale price for a single-family home decreased by 1.38% on a year-over-year basis, while the median sale price for a condo increased by 0.74%. This is … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update September 2025: A Fierce Seller’s Market for Single-Family Homes Persists
It’s For Sale Again! 350 Dolores St. | Mission Dolores | $1,099,000
We just needed a little summer hiatus, and now we’re back – 350 Dolores Street is a spacious 2-bedroom, 1-bath Edwardian flat in prime Mission Dolores location. Built in 1905, the flat retains its classic architectural elements, including soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, two fireplaces, formal living room, in unit washer/dryer, and period details. With 1,374 … Continue reading It’s For Sale Again! 350 Dolores St. | Mission Dolores | $1,099,000
San Francisco Real Estate Update August 2025: Inventory Shrinks, Condo Market Shifts
Quick Take: Home values in San Francisco are “business as usual” Although inventories have been steadily declining over time, median sales prices have stayed pretty consistent with a “band” in both the single-family home market and the condo market. While we did see the median sale price for condos in San Francisco decrease by 11.92% … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update August 2025: Inventory Shrinks, Condo Market Shifts
San Francisco Real Estate Update July 2025: Rates Hold, Prices Rise
Quick Take: Condo values have increased by more than 10% over the course of the past year Median sale prices have been on the rise over the past few months in San Francisco, and there was no exception in the month of June. Single-family home median sale prices rose by 4.42% on a year-over-year basis, … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update July 2025: Rates Hold, Prices Rise
San Francisco Real Estate Update June 2025: Rates Hold, Prices Rise
Prices for both single-family homes and condos made a real jump last month. Things are still moving quickly because there just aren’t enough homes to go around. That low inventory continues to be the main hurdle for buyers and a big factor for sellers. We’re seeing all this activity as we head into the typical … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update June 2025: Rates Hold, Prices Rise
San Francisco Real Estate Update May 2025: SF Condo Prices Climb Again, Homes Still Selling Over Asking
Mid-May is here, and the San Francisco market is heating up, just not in all the usual ways. Condo prices are finally moving in the right direction after months of slipping. We’re talking real year-over-year gains. On the single-family side, homes are still moving fast and getting plenty of attention, with overbids becoming the norm … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update May 2025: SF Condo Prices Climb Again, Homes Still Selling Over Asking
Just Listed! 350 Dolores St. | Mission Dolores | $1,149,000
350 Dolores Street is a spacious 3-bedroom, 1-bath Edwardian flat in prime Mission Dolores location. Built in 1905, the flat retains its classic architectural elements, including soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, two fireplaces, formal living room, in unit washer/dryer, and period details. With 1,374 sqft. of living space, it provides generous room sizes, a fantastic layout, … Continue reading Just Listed! 350 Dolores St. | Mission Dolores | $1,149,000
San Francisco Real Estate Update April 2025: Tight Inventory, Rising Overbids
Another month, another shift in the San Francisco market. Single-family home inventory is still low, and the few that come up are selling quickly with strong overbids. Condos are also selling, but they’re taking a bit more time to move. For buyers, especially those focused on houses, competition is intense. Overbids are becoming more common … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update April 2025: Tight Inventory, Rising Overbids