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The San Francisco condo market, sale by sale

The index, the sales as they close, every neighborhood and every building, year by year. Counts and medians of recorded condo sales, with the sample behind each one.

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SAN FRANCISCO CONDOS · $/SF INDEX
$1,154/sf
▲ +8.9% vs the 12 months to 2025 Q3
Median $/sf of 806 recorded condo sales in the 12 months to 2026 Q3 · through Oct 30, 2026

Latest figures

Recorded sales through Oct 30, 2026 · each sale counted once
Median sale · 12 mo
$1.25M
n = 845 sales
Sales · 12 mo
845
recorded closings
Buildings
231
15,950 homes · 32 neighborhoods
Recorded sales
11,141
since 2010, each counted once

Price history

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Sales as they close

The latest recorded condo sales, each against its building’s or its neighborhood’s three-year median $/sf.

Where prices land

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Neighborhood by neighborhood

Every neighborhood’s median $/sf over the three years to each year, against San Francisco. Sort the table by any column; pick up to four to chart.

Building by building

Every catalogued building with its own recorded sales: the last three years’ median $/sf, how it moved, and how often it trades. Pick up to four from the table or the map to chart them by year.

Every figure is a count or a median of recorded condo sales in San Francisco County records and the MLS, for the buildings this market catalogues. Each sale is counted once. A median needs five sales: the price history plots each quarter as the twelve months to it, and neighborhoods and buildings as the three years to each year, so a building that trades a few times a year still has a median; where a year falls short, a dashed line joins the medians either side, and a series without a median in most years is not charted. Sales under $100,000, below-market-rate resales and implausible $/sf are left out. Nothing here is an opinion of what any home is worth. How each figure is calculated · Every building

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