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Every San Francisco condo market report in one place: monthly, quarterly and annual closings, volume and median prices from recorded sales, and building-by-building reviews, with the sample behind every number.
163 buildings with a 2026 closing, one report each. Search a building or street, or pick a neighborhood.
131 Missouri, the nine-unit 2017 building on the north slope of Potrero Hill: one closing this year, a two-bedroom-plus-den listed at $1,995,000 and sold at $2,265,000 in eight days, $1,546 a foot, the building's high
140 Pennsylvania, the 11-unit 2017 building below the 17th Street cut on Potrero Hill: one closing this year, a one-bedroom at $675,000 after 14 days, $882 a foot, with a second one-bedroom pending at the same price
The Clay-Jones, Albert Larsen's 1930 tower at the top of Nob Hill: one closing this year, a half-floor one-bedroom at $1,500,000 after one day, $1,200 a foot, against $1,053 on last year's four sales
1099 23rd Street, the 20-unit 2000 loft building in Dogpatch: one closing this year, a bi-level one-bedroom listed at $760,000 and sold at $850,000 in nine days, $1,169 a foot, the top of the building's record
Murano, Handel Architects' 2021 building on the old Chevron corner at Lombard and Pierce: one closing this year, a two-bedroom at $1,548,000, 6 percent over its 2022 price and $1,401 a foot
400 Oak, the six-unit Victorian at Oak and Laguna: one closing this year, a two-bedroom with a garage and an EV charger at $1,400,138 after 13 days, the building's first sale since 2021
1001 17th Street, the 26-unit 2015 building on the north slope of Potrero Hill: one closing this year, a one-bedroom at its $800,000 list, $5,000 under its 2016 developer price
368 Elm, the 2007 building across from Jefferson Square Park: one closing this year, a top-floor one-bedroom listed at $598,000 and closed at $735,000 in ten days, $20,000 under its 2020 price
301 Gough, the eight-unit 1999 building at Gough and Fell beside Patricia's Green: one closing this year, a two-level top-floor unit listed at $1,299,000 and sold at $1,550,000 in 13 days
Laguna Hayes, 580 Hayes: one closing this year, a corner two-bedroom at $1,650,000 after 14 days, $71,000 over its list and $1,246 a foot, on the block the farmers market closes every weekend
450 Hayes, Handel Architects' courtyard building on Patricia's Green: one transfer this year, a 618-square-foot one-bedroom at $925,000 off the MLS, $1,497 a foot
400 Grove, Fougeron's dowel-clad corner at Grove and Gough: one transfer this year, a 950-square-foot two-bedroom at $1,700,000 off the MLS, the building's highest price since its 2016 penthouse
1990 Green, the 1926 Edwardian with the 360-degree roof deck near Union Street: one closing this year, a raised-corner one-bedroom listed at $949,000 and sold at $1,030,000 in four days, $1,241 a foot
88 Guy Place, the 17 live-work lofts of 1998 on the Rincon Hill alley: one transfer this year, a two-level one-bedroom at $630,000 off the MLS, $20,000 under its 2023 price, three blocks from Anthropic
The Montaire, 1340 Clay, Heller Manus's 1991 building with the porte-cochère: one closing this year, a garden-level two-bedroom listed at $1,470,000 and sold at $1,505,000 after 17 days, with dues of $4,073 a month
360 Tenth, the six-unit 2001 live-work building between Folsom and Harrison: one closing this year, a 1,326-square-foot multi-level unit at $860,000, $649 a foot, $10,000 under its 2017 price
260 Clara, the eight tri-level lofts of 1998 on the Clara Street alley: one closing this year, a two-bedroom listed at $778,000 and sold at $850,000 in 11 days, $725 a foot
870 Harrison, JS Sullivan's 26-unit 2015 building across from the freeway off-ramp: one closing this year, a 615-square-foot one-bedroom at $560,000 after 56 days, $911 a foot, with dues of $950
2211 California, the 1911 elevator building at Buchanan: one closing this year, a 650-square-foot one-bedroom listed at $699,000 and sold at $830,000 in 13 days, $1,277 a foot
Tehama Lofts, 245 Fifth, the 1932 envelope factory converted in 1996: one closing this year, a 1,566-square-foot loft at $910,000 after 42 days, $581 a foot, in a building where raw shells sold for $269,000 in 1996
Villa dei Fiori, 767 Bryant, the 20-unit 2002 building converted to condominiums in 2006 opposite the Hall of Justice: one closing this year, a top-floor loft bought in 2009 for $465,000 and sold at $765,000 after a price cut and 68 days
695 Fifth, the 20-unit 1999 building at the Mission Bay line: one closing this year, a two-level one-bedroom at its $845,000 list after 30 days, $837 a foot, $60,000 under its 2017 price
Portside, 403 Main: one transfer this year, a top-floor corner two-bedroom at $1,300,000 off the MLS, bought from the developer in December 1997 for $425,000 and offered for rent at $10,000 a month the day after closing
Hawthorne Place, 77 Dow Place, the 2002 concrete lofts off Second Street: one transfer this year, a 1,189-square-foot bi-level at $695,000 off the MLS, $585 a foot, in a building that sold five in 2024
Royal Towers, 1750 Taylor: one closing this year, a 3,640-square-foot 14th-floor home with 100 feet of glass on the North Bay at $8,750,000, 25 percent over its 2021 price, while the penthouse asks $19,998,000
6 Mint Plaza, the firehouse lofts beside the Old Mint: one transfer this year, the full-floor penthouse at $2,750,000 off the MLS, $800,000 under its 2017 sale and $1.75 million under its 2023 ask
Radiance, Bosa's 2008 building on the Mission Bay waterfront beside OpenAI: one closing this year, a corner two-bedroom listed at $2,000,000 and sold at $2,060,000 in 12 days, up 14.4 percent on its 2015 price
The Francesca, 850 Powell, the 1920s doorman building next to 840 Powell: one closing this year, a 1,808-square-foot three-bedroom listed at $1,250,000 and sold at $1,190,000 after 82 days, $658 a foot
655 Fifth, the 20-unit 1999 building across from Caltrain: one closing this year, a one-bedroom with two parking spaces at $815,000 without a day on the market, $25,000 under its 2021 price
1440 Broadway, the 28-unit 1982 building a block off Polk: one closing this year, a one-bedroom bought in August 2023 for $825,000 and sold at $800,000 after 19 days, $1 over its list
2542 Sacramento, the nine-unit 1964 building a block off Fillmore: one closing this year, a two-bedroom with a patio bought in June 2024 for $1,010,000 and sold at $1,200,000 in eight days
333 Bush, the condominiums on the top floors of SOM's 1986 tower: one closing this year, a 39th-floor two-bedroom listed at $1,795,000 and sold at $1,650,000 after 134 days, $80,000 under its 2018 price
Green Hill Tower, 1070 Green, the 1961 doorman tower on Russian Hill's Paris Block: one closing this year, a two-terrace two-bedroom at $2,160,000 after 22 days, 55 percent over its 2006 price
3045 Jackson, the 1929 Art Deco elevator building between Baker and Lyon: one closing this year, a corner one-bedroom listed at $1,195,000 and sold at $1,350,000 in seven days
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, 690 Market, in the 1890 Chronicle Building: one closing this year, a southwest-corner two-bedroom listed at $1,498,000 and sold at $1,400,000, the exact price it fetched in April 2022
La Galleria, 900 Bush, the 187-unit 1982 building with the pool: one market-rate closing this year at $598,000 and $683 a foot, 20 percent under the unit's 2017 price, in a building that sold 18 units in 2021
1188 Valencia, the 49-unit 2018 building on the old Chevron corner at 23rd: one transfer this year, a 628-square-foot one-bedroom at $657,000 off the MLS, 26 percent under its 2018 price
1835 Franklin, the 1965 doorman tower between Sacramento and Clay: one closing this year, a two-bedroom listed at $1,500,000 and sold at $1,450,000 after 75 days, $935 a foot
1150 Sacramento, the 1989 doorman building by Huntington Park: one closing this year, a 4,420-square-foot half-floor at $7,850,000 after 187 days and two price cuts, the building's record and $1,776 a foot
2145 Franklin, the seven-unit 1917 building a block from the Haas-Lilienthal House: one closing this year, a 1,700-square-foot two-bedroom listed at $1,379,000 and sold at $1,477,000 in 13 days
2040 Laguna, the 12-unit 1981 building across Sacramento from Lafayette Park: one closing this year, a three-bedroom listed at $1,995,000 and sold at $1,825,000, up 19.7 percent on its 2014 price
1840 Washington, the 2012 steel-frame building beside Pacific Place: one closing this year, a one-bedroom bought in December 2016 for $1,050,000 and sold at $1,100,000 after 24 days, $1,314 a foot
2201 Sacramento, H.C. Baumann's 1928 Spanish Mediterranean on the corner of Laguna: one closing this year, a corner two-bedroom listed at $1,495,000 and sold at $1,938,000 in nine days, 30 percent over
Golden Gateway Commons, 640 Davis: two closings this year at $1,436 a foot, the top of the record, above an office podium its owner once wrote down to zero
Embarcadero Lofts, 300 Beale: two closings this year at $881 a foot, the lowest in the record, one after 295 days and one after four, two blocks from Anthropic's new headquarters
Maison Au Pont at Lombard and Divisadero: two closings this year at $1,328 a foot, 8 percent under its 2020 opening, each after more than two months on the market
650 Second Street, the 1923 tire warehouse turned lofts a block from the ballpark: two 1,790-square-foot lofts closed this year at $956 a foot, one of them a 2001 buyer selling at 110 percent over
One Bluxome, the 54-loft 2003 building over the Walgreens: two closings this year at $719 a foot, the lowest since 2012, on a street where a 1,500-apartment two-tower project was approved and immediately put up for sale
1 Federal, the loft wing of 200 Brannan: two one-bedroom lofts closed this year at $1,078 a foot, the building's first sales since 2023, while two below-market studios go through the city lottery
The Lombardia, 1150 Lombard, one block west of the crooked block: two closings this year at $1,031 a foot, one of them a 1989 original owner selling at 122 percent over the opening price
2040 Broadway, the 11-unit 1988 building next to the Hamlin School: a three-bedroom listed at $2,995,000 closed at $3,550,000 in seven days, 61 percent over its 2020 price
2100 Green, the 1927 cooperative at Green and Webster: the penthouse resold this year at $5,320,000, 2.3 percent over its 2024 price, in a building where every sale comes through the recorder
2299 Sacramento, the 1913 Edwardian a block from Lafayette Park: two two-bedrooms closed six days apart in April at $1,020 and $1,024 a foot
2315 Van Ness, the eight-unit 2003 building near Union: the same two-bedroom plan closed twice this year, at $1,100,000 and $1,095,000, while the top-floor unit has sat at $1,350,000 since June
346 First Street, the 1996 Sorg Printing lofts: two tri-level lofts closed this year at $844 a foot, one of them without a day on the market, two blocks from Anthropic's Foundry Square floors
611 Washington, the condominiums atop the Montgomery Washington Tower: two closings this year at $906 a foot, across the street from the Transamerica Pyramid, with a $68,000-per-unit assessment starting in January
The Mullen Building, 73 Sumner: two lofts closed at $1,400,000 apiece this year inside two weeks, up 9.8 and 22.8 percent on their 2022 and 2023 purchases, after a 2025 sale at $612 a foot
81 Lansing, the 33-unit 1995 courtyard lofts on Rincon Hill: two identical 855-square-foot one-bedrooms closed five days apart in February at $695,000 and $699,000
Golden Gateway Commons, 550 Davis: the same 2,020-square-foot plan sold twice this year, off-market, at $2,580,000 and $3,600,000
829 Folsom, the 69-unit 2010 building beside the Yerba Buena Lofts: two one-bedrooms closed this year at $575,000 and $600,000, $830 a foot, in a building that sold at $1,369 in 2021
840 Powell, the 1914 Beaux Arts doorman building between the Fairmont and Grace Cathedral: two full-floor homes closed this year at $3,795,000 and $4,250,000, the building's highest prices and its first sales since 2023
The Valencia at 17th and Valencia: two closings this year by original 2003 buyers, up 86 and 94 percent, at $878 a foot
1645 Pacific, Nick Podell's 2014 building with the plaster seahorses: two one-bedrooms closed this year at $1,360 a foot, one in four days and one in 103
2060 Sutter, the 1984 courtyard building by Japantown: two two-bedrooms closed this year in eight and 14 days at $1,326 a foot, the building's seventh straight year of sub-two-week sales
Hills Plaza, 75 Folsom: two closings this year at $790 a foot, 36 percent under last year's pair, in the condominium floors above the offices Google renewed for 405,000 square feet
Millwheel South, 1280 Minnesota: two closings this year in five and six days at $1,202 a foot, the top of the record, across from the Minnesota Street Project galleries
The Chateau at Van Ness and Greenwich: two closings this year at $1,096 a foot, one of them a 1984 buyer selling a corner studio at five times the price paid
2051 Scott, the 1915 Edwardian near California Street: two one-bedrooms closed this year at $1,196 a foot, 13 percent over the building's 2024 pair
2090 Pacific, the 1928 elevator building by Lafayette Park: two one-bedrooms bought three months apart in 2021 resold this year, one up 1.6 percent and one down 15.6
2999 California, the 1929 Art Deco mid-rise between Fillmore and Laurel Village: two one-bedrooms closed this year, one of them in two days at 35 percent over its 2020 price
1818 Broadway, the 1969 five-story at Broadway and Gough: two one-bedrooms closed this year at $1,195 a foot, one of them $2,000 over its 2021 price after 62 days
1895 Pacific, the 1931 Art Deco building with the birdcage elevator: two one-bedrooms closed this year inside two weeks, at $1,386 a foot, a third above any prior year
The Comstock at 1333 Jones: two transfers this year at $990 a foot in the 1961 Nob Hill co-op, where sales pass a board interview and the stalled 22-unit project across Washington has not broken ground
Jackson Towers at 2040 Franklin: two closings this year at $848 a foot, one of them by a buyer from 1989, across Franklin from the Haas-Lilienthal House
1405 Greenwich: three closings this year in a six-unit 1924 building, two at $1,598 a foot inside two weeks and one at $676 a foot after 594 days
1880 Jackson, a block from Lafayette Park: three closings this year at $1,390 a foot, including a top-floor two-bedroom listed at $2,395,000 that closed at $3,010,000
2295 Vallejo: three closings this year at $1,679 a foot, all inside two weeks, with a 1,200-square-foot two-bedroom at $2,450,000
3620 Cesar Chavez: the building's first three resales, the same 1,038-square-foot plan three times, and all three 2021 buyers sold at a loss
The Marlow at Clay and Van Ness: two closings this year at $1,442 a foot, both inside two weeks and both above the building's 2017 high
999 16th Street: three lofts closed this year at $816 a foot, all inside two weeks, next to the Flower Market's new home
The Pacific at 2121 Webster: two closings this year, one of them the largest condominium sale in San Francisco in 2026, $14,813,333 for 4,084 square feet
The Rowan at 338 Potrero: two closings this year at $949 a foot, 28 percent under its 2017 sellout, with the SFMTA's Potrero Yard rebuild approved a block away
2 Mint Plaza: three lofts closed this year at $570 a foot, the lowest per-foot figure of any building in this series, in the 1926 Hale Brothers warehouse beside the Old Mint
Broadway Towers at 1998 Broadway: two closings this year at $1,801 a foot, above its 2019 high, with a 2024 buyer out at plus 37 percent in 30 months
2200 Pacific: two closings this year, and both sellers bought in 2009 and 2010 and doubled, in the 1962 pool-and-doorman building near Lafayette Park
300 Ivy: two closings this year at $1,462 a foot, both inside eight days, above its 2021 high, with Happy Crane in the building's own corner
The Lansing at 50 Lansing: three closings this year at $1,060 a foot, above its 2021 high, across the street from Jasper's 430 feet
One Steuart Lane: 15 closings this year on $62 million of volume, 14 of them first sales from the developer, with Google's renewed 405,000 square feet directly behind the building
2190 Broadway: three closings this year worth $19.2 million, with the same 3,200-square-foot floor plate selling eleven days apart for $7,000,000 and $4,200,000
1700 Gough: three closings this year from a $610,000 studio to a $950,000 two-bedroom, at $1,047 a foot, beside Trinity and St. Peter's
18 Lansing: three closings this year at $767 a foot in the eight-unit 1928 Sorg Building, the cheapest per foot on Rincon Hill
Baycrest Towers at 201 Harrison: two closings this year at $1,065 a foot, in the 1991 doorman building at the foot of the Bay Bridge that sold 15 homes in 2021
Shipley Square at 821 Folsom: three closings this year at $906 a foot after a 2025 with none, on the same block as the Yerba Buena Lofts
St. Regis Residences: four closings this year at $1,682 a foot, including the same 2,027-square-foot plan sold ten floors apart for $2,325,000 and $3,850,000
Four Seasons Private Residences at 706 Mission: six closings this year, from a $6.1 million tower unit to five two-bedrooms at a median of $1,525,000
555 Fulton, the building above the Hayes Valley Trader Joe's: six closings this year at $1,152 a foot, flat on last year and 4 percent under its 2020 high
The Royal at 201 Sansome: three closings this year at $1,003 a foot in the 1909 Royal Insurance Building, two of them without listing, two blocks from Databricks
The Crescent at California and Powell: six closings this year at $1,630 a foot, the building's record, with a median two days to contract
72 Townsend: six closings this year at $1,144 a foot behind an 1874 grain-warehouse façade, and three of the building's 2015 to 2018 buyers sold at a loss
325 Berry, on Mission Creek: six closings this year at $1,000 a foot, four of them into contract inside two weeks, with Sierra's 258,000 square feet two blocks east
Linea at Market and Buchanan: six closings this year at $1,023 a foot, and three of the building's original 2014 buyers sold within 7 percent of what they paid
2200 Sacramento, across from Lafayette Park: six closings this year at $1,570 a foot, including an 860-square-foot one-bedroom at $1,750,000
BridgeView at 400 Beale: seven closings this year at $963 a foot, with a median 93 days to contract, three blocks down Beale from Anthropic's new tower
The Hayes at 55 Page sold six condos this year with a median six days to contract, the fastest building in this series
1 Daniel Burnham Court: seven closings this year at $780 a foot, 28 percent under its 2018 high, with a median 70 days to contract
Four Seasons Residences at 765 Market: nine closings this year at $1,174 a foot, with two combined units above $4 million
988 Harrison closed 16 condos in its first ten months of resale, at $1,099 a foot, on the corner of Sixth and Harrison
2001 McAllister, the Village at Petrini Place: three one-bedrooms closed this year within $15,000 of each other, at $999 a foot, 18 percent under the building's 2022 high
The Luxe at 1650 Broadway: four closings this year at $1,702 a foot, the top of its record, with a 2016 buyer selling for exactly what they paid
181 Fremont: three closings this year at $1,558 a foot, 40 percent under its 2018 high, in the tower with Perplexity on its office floors and Anthropic's 466,000 square feet next door
81 Frank Norris: three one-bedrooms closed this year at $845 a foot, between $555,000 and $680,000, on the Polk Gulch alley renamed for a novelist
Watermark at 501 Beale: six closings this year at $1,140 a foot, down 12 percent, with the high sale taking 235 days and the low 219
288 Pacific, next to the Old Ship Saloon: four closings this year at $1,748 a foot, three of them inside two weeks, with the 2022 buyer of #3G up 20 percent and the 2023 buyer of #2A down 16
Clay Hill: three one-bedrooms closed this year at $1,008 a foot, from $550,000 to $720,000, a block below Huntington Park
Yerba Buena Lofts at 855 Folsom: five closings this year at $935 a foot, up from the 2024 floor and 17 percent under 2019, with the cheapest loft taking 306 days
One Hawthorne: seven closings this year at $914 a foot, in half the days of last year, one block from Harvey's 150,000 square feet
Union House at Van Ness and Union: four closings this year at $1,814 a foot, above its 2020 opening, with three June 2020 buyers out at minus 5.5, plus 2.3 and plus 25 percent
The Metropolitan's south tower at 355 First: eight closings this year at $1,180 a foot, two blocks from the four Anthropic corners
The Oriental Warehouse at 650 Delancey: six lofts closed this year at $1,009 a foot inside an 1867 brick shell, against one in the same window of 2025
SOMA Grand at 1160 Mission: three closings this year at $817 a foot, up from $747 and 28 percent under its 2019 high, next door to the Federal Building
140 South Van Ness: three closings this year, all the same 830-square-foot one-bedroom plan, at $575,000, $640,000 and $655,000, one block from the 67-story tower approved at 10 South Van Ness
200 Brannan: three closings this year at $921 a foot, every one of them into contract on the day it listed, with buyers from 2004, 2010 and 2017 selling up 36, 60 and 7 percent
2177 Third, at 19th in Dogpatch: three closings this year at $1,620 a foot after 16 last year at $1,168, led by two top-floor units in the same stack at $2,300,000 and $2,750,000
Broderick Place: three closings this year at $1,253 a foot, including a 2011 buyer out at plus 110 percent and a March 2025 buyer out at zero after 84 days
388 Fulton: three two-bedrooms closed this year at $1,144 a foot after a 2025 with none, in David Baker's micro-unit building across from the Richardson Apartments
255 Berry, on the creek: four closings this year at $1,047 a foot, up 9 percent, with a 2008 buyer gaining 60 percent and Sierra's 258,000 square feet a block east
The Belvedere at 2525 Van Ness: four closings this year at $2,120 a foot, three of them 1,951-square-foot three-bedrooms above $4.1 million, in a building that opened in 2024
200 Townsend: three lofts closed this year at $906 a foot, with buyers from 2014, 2018 and 2023 landing at minus 2.1, minus 5.4 and plus 2.8 percent
199 New Montgomery: five closings this year at $1,008 a foot, with two identical units one floor apart closing at the same $1,120,000, across Howard from two new AI tenants
Fillmore Heritage at 1310 Fillmore: five closings this year at $1,035 a foot, the building's record, above a ground floor the city is still trying to reopen
The Heublein Lofts at 601 Fourth: three closings this year at $741 a foot, all inside two weeks, in the 1991 conversion that started the SoMa loft market
Bellaire Tower: three closings this year at $1,387 a foot, the top of its record, with #1801 at $7,350,000 carrying three-quarters of the volume
The Mullen Buildings at 60 Rausch: three closings this year at $821 a foot, up 21 percent, with a 2013 buyer selling for 41 percent more in the 1920s millwork factory
1880 Steiner: four closings this year at $1,157 a foot after a 2025 with none, 8 percent under its 2020 high, including two top-floor units sold for $1,675,000 each
The Potrero at 451 Kansas: five closings this year at $1,163 a foot with a median 13 days to contract, above the Whole Foods and a short walk from the Design District's AI leases
The Montgomery at 74 New Montgomery: five closings this year at $987 a foot after a 2025 with none, in the 1914 newspaper building two blocks from Harvey and half a block from Reflection AI
Opera Plaza: five closings this year at $707 a foot, the lowest per-foot building in this series and the first year it has risen since 2020
The Metropolitan's north tower at 333 First: four closings this year at $1,242 a foot, matching 2022 and 3 percent under its 2017 high
Parc Telegraph: four closings this year at $859 a foot, with resales from 2003, 2014 and 2024 that gained 77, 0.2 and 5.4 percent, a block from the waterfront's AI startups
950 Tennessee: four closings this year at $1,262 a foot, all four into contract inside two weeks, back within a dollar of the 2020 developer price
235 Berry: four closings this year at $1,093 a foot, nothing under $1,550,000, with a 2007 buyer up 51 percent and a 2011 buyer up 68
The Knox at 22nd and Mississippi: four closings this year at $1,246 a foot, flat on last year, with the 2021 peak buyer of #413 out 1.7 percent after two days on market
The Rockwell, a mile from the nearest AI lease: eight sales this year, two-bedrooms at $1,519 a foot, and the median listing still selling in 16 days
170 Off Third: the median listing sold in 7 days this year, and three buyers from the 2007 opening resold for 12 to 73 percent more
The Summit: a unit bought in 1991 for $465,000 sold this year for $2,100,000, and the Russian Hill tower is at $1,850 a foot
Museum Parc sold ten condos this year, up from six, and eight of them were one-bedrooms under $820,000
Arden is selling within 1 percent of its 2019 peak, and seven of eleven listings this year went into contract inside two weeks
MIRA: the median listing sold in 12 days this year, against 58 last year, and two $2 million-plus units went into contract the day they listed
300 Berry Street doubled its sales this year, and a 2009 buyer on the fifth floor resold for 105 percent more
88 King Street: a 2001 buyer on the tenth floor sold this week for 89 percent more, and the building is back to $1,124 a foot
ClockTower sold ten lofts this year after selling three in all of 2025, eight of them one-bedrooms at a median of $790,000
555 4th Street: a 2009 buyer sold this year for 77 percent more, a 2020 buyer for 14 percent less
The Beacon's median sale jumped to $1,106,500 this year. The mix did most of that, the price per foot did the rest
One Rincon Hill: a 2007 buyer on the 59th floor sold this year for 51 percent more. A 2022 buyer on the 12th sold for 13 percent less
The Infinity's two-bedrooms are selling at $1,282 a foot this year, up from $1,072
Millennium Tower is selling at $925 a foot. In 2015 it sold at $1,558
Lumina sold 29 condos this year and half of them went into contract inside two weeks
At The Harrison the median listing now sells in 13 days. In 2025 it took 65
The Avery closed 22 condos this year, more than 2024 and 2025 combined, led by a $10.5 million sale on the 55th floor
One Mission Bay: the median listing sold in 3 days this year, and 13 of 16 went into contract inside two weeks
The Brannan is selling at $1,416 a foot, the highest in its 26-year record, and three of the city's biggest new office leases are on its street
Madrone set a building record at $1,301 a foot this year, two blocks from where Sierra just expanded to 351,000 square feet
Gramercy Towers Q3 2026 Review
31 of 43 San Francisco Condos Closed Above Asking in September 2026, with Median at $1.55M
All 43 closings recorded in September 2026 were condominiums, spanning $585,000 to $4,922,000. The roster is dominated by units under $2M, but four sales above $3M pulled the per-square-foot curve sharply upward at the top end.