You don’t see this every week… even in San Francisco. This home at 3460 Clay Street hit the market at $11,000,000 and closed at $14,700,000 after just 15 days on the market. That’s a staggering $3,700,000 over asking, or 33.64%. San Francisco is certainly no stranger to overbids, but when the gap between asking and … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: $3,700,000 Over Asking in Presidio Heights
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San Francisco Real Estate Update September 2026: Condos Accelerate, Inventory Tightens & Wild Overbids
Quick Take: Prices cool off from spring highs but remain far above last year August delivered a familiar pattern for San Francisco’s single-family market: strong annual growth paired with a seasonal retreat from the spring peak. The median sale price landed at $1,850,000, a 23.33% gain over the $1,500,000 recorded in August 2025, but also … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update September 2026: Condos Accelerate, Inventory Tightens & Wild Overbids
San Francisco Real Estate Update August 2026: Condo Momentum, Historic Low Supply
Quick Take: Single-family prices cool from the peak but stay far above last summer July delivered a slight pullback in San Francisco’s single-family home market, with the median sale price settling at $2,050,000 after four consecutive months above $2.1 million. That represents a 4.65% decline from June’s $2,150,000, but the year-over-year picture remains striking: prices … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update August 2026: Condo Momentum, Historic Low Supply
Maximum Overbid of the Week: Corona Heights Home Sold for $1,450,000 Over Asking
The real estate market in San Francisco continues to deliver major surprises… just look at the recent sale at 10 Deming Street. Listed for $4,450,000, this property closed at an incredible $5,900,000. The final number sits at a full $1,450,000 over the asking price. Spanning an extraordinary 50 foot wide lot, the home features an … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week: Corona Heights Home Sold for $1,450,000 Over Asking
San Francisco Real Estate Update July 2026: Surging Prices, Listings Crisis
Quick Take: Single-family home prices post their strongest year-over-year gain of 2026 June brought extraordinary price appreciation to San Francisco’s single-family home market, with the median sale price climbing 26.47% year-over-year to $2,150,000. This marks the strongest annual gain we’ve seen so far in 2026. The condo market, by contrast, saw much more modest growth, … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update July 2026: Surging Prices, Listings Crisis
San Francisco Real Estate Update June 2026: Record Prices, Shrinking Inventory, Fast Sales
Quick Take: Single-family homes breach the $2.2 million mark for the first time San Francisco’s single-family home market continues to reach new heights, with the median sale price climbing 22.56% year-over-year to $2,200,000. This marks one of the strongest year-over-year gains we’ve seen in the market’s recent history. The condo market posted more modest gains, … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Update June 2026: Record Prices, Shrinking Inventory, Fast Sales
San Francisco Real Estate Market 2024: The Year in Numbers
Let’s take a closer look at how San Francisco’s real estate market performed in 2024. Whether you’re planning to buy, sell, or just keeping an eye on the trends, these numbers give you a solid snapshot of the city’s housing market. Quick Note: These numbers reflect data for residential and residential income properties only. If … Continue reading San Francisco Real Estate Market 2024: The Year in Numbers
Maximum Overbid of the Week | Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights Home Sells $805,000 Over Asking
San Francisco’s real estate market has always been competitive, but lately things have gone from hot to scorching. (See the latest Market Stats for proof.) Overbidding is again the norm on beautiful homes like 1010 14th Street selling for a staggering $805,000 over asking price. Listed at $1,995,000 and sold for $2,800,000, that’s 28.75% over … Continue reading Maximum Overbid of the Week | Buena Vista / Ashbury Heights Home Sells $805,000 Over Asking
San Francisco (Bay Area) Case-Shiller Index Shows Staggering Home Price Recovery And Possible Plateau
Case-Shiller Index numbers all reflect home prices as compared to the home price of January 2000, which has been designated with a value of 100. Thus, a reading of 180 signifies home prices 80% above those of January 2000. The Case-Shiller Index for the San Francisco Metro Area covers the house markets of 5 Bay … Continue reading San Francisco (Bay Area) Case-Shiller Index Shows Staggering Home Price Recovery And Possible Plateau
